LEGO Technic Test Track
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LEGO Technic Test Track
LEGOLAND Florida · US · Zierer Family Coaster
UNOFFICIAL · NOT PARK-ENDORSED
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Fast facts
- A steel family coaster at LEGOLAND Florida, opened in 2011. en.wikipedia.org
- The track rises fifteen point eight metres above the park. en.wikipedia.org
- Its trains reach a top speed of 56.3 kilometres per hour. en.wikipedia.org
- There are no inversions on the course. en.wikipedia.org
- The stated throughput is 900 passengers per hour. en.wikipedia.org
- Construction was recorded at five million U.S. dollars. en.wikipedia.org
The story of LEGO Technic Test Track
LEGO Technic Test Track opened with LEGOLAND Florida on October 15, 2011, helping give the new park a family coaster in its Technic district. en.wikipedia.org· inparkmagazine.com
The Florida installation had travelled south from LEGOLAND Windsor, where it had previously operated as Jungle Coaster before being prepared for relocation. en.wikipedia.org· amusementtoday.com
Its compact steel arrangement climbs before breaking into quick descents and sharp hairpin turns, making a modest footprint feel remarkably busy from the passenger seat. en.wikipedia.org· legoland.com
Contemporary accounts of the park's opening singled out the Technic coaster among the popular rides for younger visitors, a fitting reception for this brisk family-sized circuit. wired.com
Sources
- en.wikipedia.org Acceptable source
- en.wikipedia.org Acceptable source
- inparkmagazine.com Acceptable source
- amusementtoday.com Acceptable source
- legoland.com Acceptable source
- wired.com Acceptable source