Frontier, can you tell me what every flat ride, coaster, and track ride is based on?
The Scizzer is actually a PWS Twist, the Rocktopus is actually a Soriani and Moser Polyp, the Teacups is actually an Arrow Teacups, the Bumpin Derby is a Preston and Barbieri Bumper Cars, the Venetian Carousel is made by Bertazzon, and the Sky Watcher is actually the British Airways i360. And are the Back to the Future, Knight Rider, and the Munsters versions of the go karts made by J&J Amusements as well?
...Sky Watcher is actually the British Airways i360...
The In-Descent is the Intamin Reverse Freefall. Superman: Escape from Krypton at Six Flags Magic Mountain is the most famous example.What about the origins of Hoax, Huntsman, and In-Descent?
Could you tell me the origins of the rides in the Anniversary Update and the Adventure Pack?
Gold Fever =based upon Snow white and the seven dwarfs - Disney. It's actually built by Vekoma, but it's not listed on their page because Disney likes to show off with the design.
Vekoma is their main manufacturer for coasters. (who would expect a company with the reputation of making rough rides actually is main supplier for the biggest theme park owner in the world)
Actually it makes sense in a twisted, ironic way if you consider the history of those companies. Arrow was the company responsible for most of the iconic rides, both flat and coaster, in the two US parks. In turn, having Disney as a constant customer let Arrow grow into the industry giant they eventually became. Vekoma was one of the companies most responsible for the downfall of Arrow (using arrow's own track designs no less). So of course they would also end up taking Arrow's biggest customer as well [weird]
Vekoma was licensed by Arrows to use their track profile and layouts in the Europe. You make it sound like they where a copycat (like Golden Horse is nowadays for Vekoma).
If I recall correctly It's actually the same reason why Vekoma went bankrupt because of royalties they had to pay. (not sure though) (yes they went bankrupt and got back uo, but today's designs are way better than the old ones, the old Arrows are nothing better than the roughness of the older ekoma's, which is mostly to blame on it's iconic track design, designed by Arrow)
But in the total picture you are correct, Arrow has been the step-up for Vekoma, otherwise they would still have been building farming machines.
Companies benefit from each other. Vekoma is also licensed seller for Rocky Mountain Construction in Europe (and maybe Asia).
Horror Heights is an OTIS Elevator Co. drop ride
Gold Fever =based upon Snow white and the seven dwarfs - Disney. It's actually built by Vekoma, but it's not listed on their page because Disney likes to show off with the design.
Vekoma is their main manufacturer for coasters. (who would expect a company with the reputation of making rough rides actually is main supplier for the biggest theme park owner in the world)
The boat rides are just generic boat rides that somewhat resemble the Jaws ride in Universal a little. (not a specific manufacturer, Intamin and Mack make boat rides)
The Monte Leone and Wisshorn is based upon the Mack Muzik Express.
Bobbejaanland, Belgium has one.
Jaws boat ride - Universal
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Aztec Express - Bobbejaanland
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