New Launched Log Flume - 2023 SeaWorld San Antonio's "Catapult Falls"
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- New for 2023, an Intamin Launched Log Flume, Catapult Falls, coming to SeaWorld San Antonio. The Log Flumes features a launch, a vertical elevator lift, two airtime hills, and a river section. The ride will open in 2023 at SeaWorld San Antonio. Announcement video and POV sections.
The thrilling new ride will be the world’s first launched flume coaster and will feature the world’s steepest drop in a flume ride. Catapult Falls will feature North America’s only vertical lift in a flume coaster that will elevate riders above the theme park in preparation for a quick plunge. Pass Members have the opportunity to be among the first to ride. Dates to be announced.
The New Intamin joins other new Intamin-built rides around the Chain, including "Darkastle" at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, and "Arctic Rescue" at SeaWorld San Diego, a pair of Straddle roller coasters.
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Now THIS is gonna be sick!
This aged like the whole park lmao
Has anyone else notice that every time there’s a ride announcement from any park chain they always use the same type of “epic quest” style music? 😂
LMAOOO yes 😂
That airtime looks amazing
20mph launch on a log flume nice
Looks cool but I’m worried that it’ll be a mechanical nightmare😂
Who’s making it?
@@machieltipo Intamin
@@Hydra_X9K_Music ah well yeah it might end up being a mechanical nightmare. But they’ve already built one in Europe
@@machieltipo Infinity falls is pretty much the same model and that one wasn't a maintenance headache so theres some hope
@@Hydra_X9K_Music its the first of its kind lol it’s not the same model. infinity falls is a raft ride and this is a flume, big difference in ride experience
This park was already underrated. Sea World has really been knocking it out of the park.
But they still failed
Glad to see actual restraints in of a slippery bar to hold onto.
Chiapas (log flume) in Phantasialand Germany also has a drop of 53 degrees... That was the world's first
Maybe this one is 53.1 degrees
that one was eventually announced that the drop isn’t actually 53 degrees
SeaWorld is on a roll
Finally the U.S is getting a log flume with modern elements. Needs theming like the European ones though
I remember doing this in Roller Coaster Tycoon where I would put a small upward hill right at the bottom of a large drop
I’m guilty of this lol
@@Wolf_Tycoons and the log would still explode for some reason lol
@@michaelpatten315 Haha! Yeah!
SAMEEEEE aahaha
Looks like I'll be going to San Antonio in 2023...
And that never happened
Sick I’m waiting for this to open
We need one here in Orlando
It opens this Saturday finally.
Way to go Sea World 🤗🤗🤗
Im hopping this ain't a thrillville off the rails type of ride, imagine the flume log flying off the water 🌊
I bet this opens before aqua man power wave
😂
I won’t “mack” you cuz i think your right!!! Lmao. 😂
It's in the same state too
Oddly enough that ride opened first before this one and I’d rather ride that ride than this ride
Of course it’s Intamin. No one else in the world could manufacture that 😎
I’m worried that not even intamin will be able to manufacture that lol
It'll be a sight to behold... and maybe only that. I love Intamin as much as the next guy, but Intamin, launches, and water rides. None of those three items mix well.
Looks Outstanding
So it’s taking over the old log flume that’s been sitting there half deconstructed? Nice
Wow!!!!
Surprised to see the vertical lift when it is touted for the launch.
30 feet per second is 20 miles per hour. Hold on tight! We're being launched through a School Zone. 🤪
Awesome!
Last week Intamin have teased a launched flume on their YT channel with a 15 second clip. So it´s likely that it´s made by them.
Will this come to Sea World Orlando to?
Maybe, eventually.
Intamin intamin itamin wooooooooooo
Intamin!
Chiapas also has 53° drop...
😍😍😍im smitten
Six Flags Fiesta Texas has some competition now!🤔
Nah that’s still the better park
Chiapas in Phantasialand also has a 53* Drop 🤷♂️
Six Flags Magic Mountain needs one of these…they can call it “Log Jammers Revenge”.
You mean Kennywood? 💀
@@PokeTube Put one in both parks
I dead ass thought this was a joke till I seen who posted it lmao
Tomorrow is the day it opens
Nice video. Can't wait to ride it. Too bad we didn't ride the on at Family Park in Austria, seems like a similar flume
Oh f***. We’re gonna have another Lightning Rod, aren’t we?
Rest In peace phantasialand flume, no longer the steepest flume
It will still be, they both share the first place with each a drop of 53 degrees
It's about time they put something where the former Texas Splashdown used to sit. I just hope they made the right move with having Intamin build this ride as they're known for having lots of reliability issues.
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1:22 Catapult Falls infinity falls I see sea world reusing names
Very cool, but no theme?
The wilderness
im in
Cedar Fair is probably looking at this and saying to themselves:
This is manufactured by Intamin?
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE 🤦♂️
Yup the after result is very underwhelming
Designers: What USP shall we go for?
Sea world: Yes
Yes but is it gonna have theming? My guess is no
I can already see the downtime from the animation.
Is it made by Intamin?
Darn it got delayed for technical reasons
I wish they were in charge of our transportation services....
Who's the manufacturer?
Intamin
read bro, an INTAMIN Launched Log Flume hahha
🤦🏾♂️ the future looks dim.
Looks extremely dangerous, lets go!!
This gonna have a lot of technical issues,
Just remind me of Chiappas wich is awesome but is a nightmarre for the employe when facing a problem.
Please build one of these at Magic Mountain! Place it under Full Throttle where the Log Jammer used to sit...there's still hillside available!
I’m wondering why the engineers chose a conveyor belt launch system rather than something else.
Reliability in a watery environment?
@@revimfadli4666 maybe. In all honesty though the ride doesn’t need much power so that may of been another consideration
@@revimfadli4666 Lots of water coasters use LIMs lol, so I doubt that's the reason. Could be something to do with maintenance, but then again LIMs have way fewer moving parts...
Swweeeeeeeeeeeeet.
First there’s a b&m launched standup coaster then a FUCKING LAUNCHED LOG FLUME??!!
2024 still not done
Why do they call it a coaster? It's not a Roller coaster!
Anything propelled by gravity at a certain point of a ride duration whilst on rollers attached to rails is a coaster.
@@theruleoffire by These criterias Chiapas is a Roller coaster too.
@@ThemeParkTeeroy "They" (theme park chains) also call Zamperla Disk'os "coasters" and Larson Superloops "coasters." I wouldn't trust them.
@@theruleoffire But this is a log flume, not a roller coaster. With your logic, drop towers are roller coasters.
Flume “coaster”
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In reality its shit
Flume rides are meh. The last great flume ride was torn down at Holiday World. That thing was nuts. This just looks meh.