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The Pirate Ship appears to be a replication of the Chance Rides Sea Dragon <ref>http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-OMTqvZuapBg/VSwpXFD8nxI/AAAAAAAAC8M/cfGWdX5OCtA/s1600/Image00061.jpg</ref>. |
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==See Also== |
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*[[TNT Vortex]] |
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Revision as of 14:14, 21 September 2017
Construction
Large ship suspended from steel supports.
Other Information
- The outer two tiles are used as clearance for the ship; the ride itself is actually only three tiles wide. Other than fencing, nothing can be placed in the empty tiles, and is treated as part of the ride.
- Despite its Low nausea rating, this ride tends to make guests vomit a considerable amount.
- This ride is known as Swinging Ship in the original RCT and as the Pirate Ship in the second installment.
Vehicles
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Pirate Ship
In Real Life
The Pirate Ship appears to be a replication of the Chance Rides Sea Dragon [1].
