Excellent work with the research! I had no idea there was another triple corkscrew coaster besides Fantasia Special. It looks sketchy but also really fun. The angle of descent on the first drop is unusually steep for a looping coaster. I bet you would get some ejector airtime in the backrow. My biggest takeaway from the video however, was that Fantasia Special has been SBNO since 2020. I had no idea! I love Arrow and Schwarzkopf loopers and it has been a miserable for me over the last few years watching these classics disappearing for dubious reasons. I really hope they make an extra effort to keep this one around as Fantasia Special is absolutely beautiful looking and was built in a stunning location as well.
I remember seeing pics of this thing a while back. My favorite part is how the corkscrews actually travel in the opposite direction as to what you would expect. After the big sweeping left turn after the loops you'd think they would be counter clockwise... The Chinese said "NOPE!"
You had a lot of patience to make this video. Hard work pays off!! I really appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos because learning new info always makes my day. (and finding new coaster info is literal treasure lol)
Yes! My friend. I KNOW of the QUEST. Going down endless "rabbit holes" until you find your prey. Always wondered about triple corkscrews. Thanks for an awesome video. Michael T.
You are the one to help me with this task. I really want to try to save that unique arrow tripple corkscrew coaster in south korea. I was trying to find how to contact the parks owners but no luck the website is pulled and I can't seem to find much about it other than reviews. Can you try to find either a Email, phone number, something to try and get in contact with them. Apparently it costs about 2500 a crate to ship somthing from south korea to America to pick up in New Yorks port. Trying to figure how many crates it would take I would figure at most 3 pieces of track would fit one crate unless they have larger crates. I would think it would be somewhere in the ball park of 500k to have it dismantled and moved to the US. That is truly the most unique arrow looper ever made. They never cloned this design. I would like to get I'm contact with them asap to get a answer on weather or not they would either sell it or just give it to me if I hired somebody to dismantle it. It would be a shame to see such a unique coaster get demolished.
I don't understand why there are only 2 corkscrews when they started to manufacture them. 2 is not enough. 3 or 4 would be better. Start building one USA! We will come. my dream coaster is 3 - 5 circular loops side by side darting out to a 75 - 85 degree 3 layer helix. returning to the station with 3-5 corkscrews inside the loops. In the end with 2-3 barrel rolls before coming to the station.
Also 6 rings makes me think of loops or half loops and not corkscrews or heartlined/inline elements also, but still Incredicoaster is made from the same cloth as the 10-inversion coasters
I know they’re actually Heartline Rolls but Colossus at Thorpe Park, UK and it’s newer sister coaster Sik at Flamingo Land, UK seem far more impressive. Not that I’ve ridden the one in China mine you 😅
