SpinballEdders wrote:Ritadz wrote:SpinballEdders wrote:^ At least it's an Arrow and not one of them crap Chinese rip offs
But why are most coasters in Japan so crap but everything else there is so much better?!
I beg to differ.
I said most, Adz. not all
Ritadz wrote:I know, Ed. It was a joke.
Introduction
Since the initial Arrow Mad Mouse was developed in 1998, we found customers asking for a Meaner and Madder Mouse.
Rather than adding a drop and hill before the "S" curves, Arrow decided to take an extreme approach and offer the traditional Mouse ride in a different form, the ArrowBATic.
Arrow has taken the premise of the single vehicle offered on our Mad Mouse ride and engineered an inverted five-passenger vehicle. The ArrowBATic's single car vehicle allows optimum banking for tight turns, negotiating small elements, and executing 90 degree down drops.
These manueuvers are not possible when using a traditional coaster train. This provides a "free flying" ride experience as the single vehicle moves around the track path rather than being hindered by a long train.
Ride Packages
Arrow offers a family (non-looping) and an extreme (looping) ArrowBATic. Both versions can be accomplished utilizing a small footprint, therefore not requiring excessive real estate for ride placement as required by other inverting suspended rides.
A summary of both ride packages is provided below for comparison.
Ride Summary
Family Extreme
Ride Height: 96' 152'
Ride Footprint: 110' x 240' 190' x 330'
Ride Length: 1710' 2484'
Ride Time: 80 sec 85 sec
Capacity: 900 pph 900 pph
Max Speed: 34 mph 59 mph
Vehicles: 8 8
Bote wrote:There seem to be more than one actually. Duinrell also haveone.
LJ wrote:not technically a coaster but awesome and strange none-the-less
LJ wrote:not technically a coaster but awesome and strange none-the-less
formula1fan wrote:LJ wrote:not technically a coaster but awesome and strange none-the-less
Surely that should be in the Strange Rides topic?
Mi-Nigle wrote:Thought this was an interesting little coaster. A very tight layout with a couple of intense looking parts. Can't find it on RCDB.
http://youtu.be/A_gCG4rh9Oc