Bullet valleyed Selva Magica, Mexico Mágica México

This one-of-a-kind Schwarzkopf portable looping shuttle coaster valleyed during the last test run before we began filming the day we visited the park. This happens from time to time before the coaster it properly "warmed up" and there is a mechanism in place to get the coaster back ino the station.
A permanent catch car is slowly lowered by wench from the top of the tower and attached to the train, which is then slowly pulled up to the top of the tower and released. The entire process takes about 40-45 minutes.
Selva Mágica is located in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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[@RADZADproductions]

I've always wanted to see a boomerang valley process

[@elofkjellson3906]

This has always been my favourite Schwarzkopf coaster, just such a unique and compact layout that is exciting. I also really love Mindbender, that one makes the most satisfying noise of any ride.

[@CoastersThrillsAndAirtimeHills]

It was my favourite too and still holds a place in my heart. Rollercoasters come and go but I always find myself missing this one whenever I visit Flamingo Land.

[@sjtom57]

Typical; one guy works while four watch.

[@TheKurtsPlaceChannel]

+sjtom57 Safety first. There's 'alot of money right there hanging.

[@1992Xenomorph]

This video was actually filmed with a super high frame rate camera. It explains why the train isn’t moving.

[@joimachine]

Did this coaster used to be in flamingo land North Yorkshire?

[@coasterforce]

joimachine Yes, it was there from 1991-2005. We listed the history of the coaster in the video description of the off-ride video we posted.

[@amazing_ollieex1502]

This is so interesting I've always wanted to know what that thing was well now know thanks for posting this video !

[@riparianlife97701]

One more drive wheel set at the bottom of that dip in pirate ship swing mode could get the train up.

[@EllipseGamer]

Loved this Coaster when it was at flamingo land. Incredible to see this process, many miles away.

[@CoastersThrillsAndAirtimeHills]

Me too. I really miss it. Much better coaster than Kumali.

[@HectorHHNZ]

Impresionante!

[@TheInflicted]

Interesting. So is there some kind of release for the winch that's triggered when it contacts the bumper plate at the apex?

[@DanZunko]

I always wondered how they did this! Now I know.

[@munkeyhanger2298]

The best ride that was ever at flamingo land shouldn't of ever got rid of it

[@ferminlomelimagana5144]

Tiene el mismo tipo de ruedas que el carrito de la feria de Chapultepec que se descarriló :v

[@Coaster_Universe]

Is this your most filmed ride?

[@coasterforce]

Rct3andCP No

[@Dan-hq2js]

@CoasterForce Why are they doing this? I always wanted to ride this in flamingo land, once I was too scared and the next time it was stuck at the top. Are the trains exactly the same as the olympia looping and magnum force cars? I'd travel to ride this but I worry about the quality of ride maintenance especially with the recent incident on magnum force now named quimera at la feria which was pretty much the same as the mindbender incident, lack of maintenance and inspection on the trains wheels.. Is it wrong to think the standard of ride will be more lax in Mexico

[@CurtisMendivil]

The sad part is the Mexican officials don’t care about the matience

[@Jackpot_Pol]

They are doing this because in a test cicle the train didn't have enought speed to make the loop so it roll back. About the mainteance yes is kinda bad 1 train ops on all rides, no trim brakes, awful final breaks. Sorry if i did any mistake, im mexican

[@yisanlol]

7:38 todo el recorrido a la estacion

[@MLKZIKAGAMEPLAY]

In which country is this roller coaster ?

[@YourBrother84]

Guadalajara mexico

[@HectorHHNZ]

México!

[@user-rb5rt8bc9i]

Coaster force hablas español?

[@riparianlife97701]

Con un traductor ordenador , sí

[@zackxONH2O]

que paso?

[@jaystarr6571]

Only 1 set of wheels per car with the exception of the front car...huh.

[@KingRCT3]

That's how trailered trains work, and that configuration is pretty common.

[@TheMusashiNiten]

No se