#flying coaster

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[orangetikibird]

Manta - Sea World Orlando

[scruffydoescoasters]

SuperFlight

Playland Park

Rye, NY

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Early testing before Manta opens for the day!

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Manta - B&M Flying coaster - SeaWorld Orlando

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Probably the best spot in the whole park to sit, relax, eat ice cream, and watch one of the prettiest coasters in FL.

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Flying Coaster trains are meant to help simulate the feeling of flight on the ride. The flying coaster was first invented in 1997 and called SkyTrak, now demolished. The first big name manufacturer to build their own was Vekoma in 200, followed by Bolliger & Mabillard, and then Zamperla in 2002. The flying coaster model pictured is Manta, at SeaWorld Orlando, which is a B&M version. B&M's first flying coaster is Galactica, located at Alton Towers! Manta is the companies 7th installation.