Intamin Vertical Coaster POV! Whale Breaking the Sky - Roller Coaster at Hainan R&F Ocean Paradise 

Fahrenheit doesnt have ARB iirc So they compensated it with 2 chain that enough to held on their own

Fahrenheit doesn’t have ARB as the comment below said. It also doesn’t have an evac system, last time I checked. So 2 chains for redundancy

​@NJ I never knew it didn't have ARB system. That's gonna be in my head the entire summer now when I ride it lol.

@@DefOfDopeProductions At least they figure it out how to deal with ARB and evac system on another Intamin Vertical Lift.

@@DefOfDopeProductions it does in that 1 of the 2 chains will lock it

Probably faster than it looks I imagine

What are you talking about ? 😅

@@kyleperkins423 what do you not understand?

Don’t judge of how it looks mate

@@itznathz9496 by that logic then its fair to say a dragon wagon could be as good as zadra

It's old Intamin afterall

Yeah that third train seems rather pointless to be operating as it just stacks anyway.

@@gregg5958 less than ideal operational I see

If by chance Universal wants to replace the Rip Ride Rockit with another roller coaster model, I'm sure this would be the replacement.

@@reddragon8488 Hopefully not

The name comes from some sort of a common saying in Chinese, “惊破天际”(litterally means 'it is so surprising for everyone that even the heaven would be shocked'), which means 'extremely surprising'. In Chinese, '惊' (which means surprise) and '鲸' (which means whale) sound the same, so this Ocean-themed park changed this saying into “鲸破天际”， which is then translated in to 'Whale breaking the sky'.😂

@@安琦孙 cool!

The name comes from some sort of a common saying in Chinese, “惊破天际”(litterally means 'it is so surprising for everyone that even the heaven would be shocked'), which means 'extremely surprising'. In Chinese, '惊' (which means surprise) and '鲸' (which means whale) sound the same, so this Ocean-themed park changed this saying into “鲸破天际”， which is then translated in to 'Whale breaking the sky'.

That is correct.

Exactly what I was thinking lol

there are four block zones: the lift hill, the station, and two on the brake run. Therefore it can run three trains

@@mackenziefritz8169 Of course there are enough block zones to accomodate 3 trains. My question was about feasability. The lift takes only a few seconds, which would mean that one train would constantly be waiting on the brake run, while one is being loaded. As far as I can see, the station does not accomodate two trains, so simultaneous load-/unload is also not an option.

@@stellaVista well you asked both how and why, so I decided to explain the how part of your question. As far as the why part, more than likely this park will only run two trains at a time and keep the third train in maintenance or use it for spare parts.

Because as Fahrenheit demonstrates these have terrible capacity due to the short 12 passenger trains, having one waiting on the brake run reduces the time the station is empty by always having a train ready to enter improving capacity.

Not every coaster needs to do a whole lot