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Gentle Ride |
Gentle Ride |
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Circular carousel with horses and a fairground organ mounted in the centre. |
Circular carousel with horses and a fairground organ mounted in the centre. |
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Carousel |
Carousel |
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3x3 ([[RCT]] and [[RCT2]]) |
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Revision as of 00:29, 9 August 2009
Type: Gentle Ride
Construction: Circular carousel with horses and a fairground organ mounted in the centre.
Vehicles: Carousel
Cost: $460
Other Information: Merry-Go-Rounds have only one type of music, the "Fairground Organ Music", which includes Band Organ variations of "The Blue Danube", "Tales from the Vienna Woods", "Die Regimentskinder Marsch" and "The Poet and Peasant Overture".
The tracks come from an LP of a Voigt 38 Band Organ owned by Chris Sawyer's father. The LP was originally recorded in the mid-1970s by the C.J. Meade Orginization at the Bressingham Steam Museum in Norfolk, England.
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