Galaxy Train 888
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Galaxy Train 888
Seoul Land · KR · Senyo Kogyo Columbia Double Loop Coaster
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Fast facts
- Galaxy Train 888 is an operating steel roller coaster at Seoul Land in South Korea. captaincoaster.com
- The coaster opened on April 20, 1988, alongside Crazy Mouse as one of Seoul Land’s first coasters. rollercoaster.fandom.com
- Senyo Kogyo supplied the sit-down coaster, known by the model name Columbia Double Loop Coaster. rollercoaster.fandom.com
- Its highest point is 32 metres, and its top speed is 85 kilometres per hour. theme-in.tistory.com
- The 888-metre course carries passengers through two inversions, both vertical loops. rollercoaster.fandom.com
- Each train carries 24 riders, with a reported throughput of 480 passengers per hour. theme-in.tistory.com
- A chain lift leads into the two-loop steel course, which stands in Seoul Land’s Future Land. theme-in.tistory.com
The story of Galaxy Train 888
Seoul Land opened Galaxy Train 888 on April 20, 1988. It arrived alongside Crazy Mouse, and the two rides formed the park’s first pair of roller coasters. rollercoaster.fandom.com· captaincoaster.com
The coaster was manufactured by Japan’s Senyo Kogyo as the Columbia Double Loop Coaster, a steel, sit-down design with a chain lift and two vertical loops. rollercoaster.fandom.com
In Seoul Land’s Future Land, its 888-metre course rises to 32 metres and reaches 85 kilometres per hour. The ride’s name quietly records the length of the railway itself. theme-in.tistory.com· rollercoaster.fandom.com
Galaxy Train 888 remains in operation, continuing to send its 24-passenger trains around the double-loop course for visitors to Seoul Land. captaincoaster.com· theme-in.tistory.com
Sources
- captaincoaster.com Acceptable source
- rollercoaster.fandom.com Weak source
- theme-in.tistory.com Acceptable source