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===Other Information=== |
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In [[RCT]] and [[RCT2]] the station platform is only on one side of the ride, and the entrance and exit must be placed on this side, right next to each other. The actual ride only takes up two tiles, but four tile clearance is needed for the swinging of the ship. |
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===In Real Life=== |
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The Swinging Inverter Ship is roughly based off of Ranger, manufactured by Huss. Ranger, however, has a much higher seating capacity, being able to hold up to 40 passengers per cycle. |
The Swinging Inverter Ship is roughly based off of Ranger, manufactured by Huss. Ranger, however, has a much higher seating capacity, being able to hold up to 40 passengers per cycle. |
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===See Also=== |
===See Also=== |
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* [[Swinging Ship]] |
* [[Swinging Ship]] |
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[[Category:Thrill Rides]] |
[[Category:Thrill Rides]] |
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Revision as of 22:49, 19 February 2011
Construction
Large ship attached to an arm with a counterweight at the opposite end. Swings through a complete 360 degree circle.
Other Information
In RCT and RCT2 the station platform is only on one side of the ride, and the entrance and exit must be placed on this side, right next to each other. The actual ride only takes up two tiles, but four tile clearance is needed for the swinging of the ship.
In Real Life
The Swinging Inverter Ship is roughly based off of Ranger, manufactured by Huss. Ranger, however, has a much higher seating capacity, being able to hold up to 40 passengers per cycle.