Spinning Flat Ride Concept

[@KnighTron404]

This kind of reminds me of like a next-generation Scrambler flat ride. Nice Work! 10/10 Would ride again!

[@Darkvoidious97]

this is a amazing flat ride that could actually work in the real world! only when the floor drops it reveals something to give that thrill factor like water spikes or fire.

[@visionist7]

Jacob Nichols and time the water jets to just miss the cars as they whip around the hub, squirt squirt, lol

[@visionist7]

Oh, yeah: at night the water jets would flash with changing coloured lights! I don't think the fire is a good idea though, it would look amazing and scare the sh!t out of riders but having fire directly below riders is a No No, unless it's very tame little gas jets maybe, turned off when it's windy

[@evenglare]

I appear to be 11 years too late but I'd ride this shit out of this

[@nannerdw]

@Superkyllingibsen Thanks for the tips :) I had to keep the center rotation slow, b/c there was a fine balance to the random rotation of the seats: too fast and half of them would flip the same way every time; too slow and the other half would just oscillate back and forth. The random movement of the seats also warrants a slower rotation, due to unpredictable negative g's. Arms spin in opposite directions so their paths can interfere and create the effect of constant collisions between riders.

[@KB.84]

i would love to see this come to life im an extreme coastesr and flat ride fiend this concept is an awesome idea

[@zhou.__]

Those gondolas are strong!(the arms that are attached to the seats)

[@rcfreakeagle]

I would go more of the booster design with the free-spinning seats and put the axis more near the head. That way, there's more weight on one side than the other and creates a more extreme ride. Other than that, AMAZING WORK!

[@TheIpodkyle]

Its kinda like a Zamperla Power Surge but with loads of arms :)

[@visionist7]

Extremely cool

[@revimfadli4666]

If Booster and NebulaZ had a child

[@KaspersetzSlideStudios]

I love it!!! But next time, I recommend an upwards base, like a tower. But I still love it!

[@MondoCoasters]

This is eerily similar to the Moser Rides Twin Flip.

[@ZoniesCoasters]

the tea cups Just...Grew...UP!

[@kyled6168]

Build it Zamperla

[@paulr0911]

This is excellent!

[@Excalibur1201]

How would the people in the middle get on and off?

[@visionist7]

Any link to the full version of this track? KZbin has a shorter version

[@Hugabolunga]

This looks like an epic Black Revolver from Drayton Manor

[@shooby02]

what would be the dimensions of such a ride ?

[@nannerdw]

Arm axes of rotation are on a 12m dia. circle, in loading position. Seat axes of rotation are on 7.3m dia. circles. max angle: 45 degrees

[@jimthar17]

I'd put it in my park if I owned one.

[@aaron3713]

how long did it take for you to create this model/animation

[@nannerdw]

The floor would raise back up at the end ;)

[@visionist7]

nannerdw it would be better without the moving floor, more reliable. Could the arms be configured to raise the arms at a more acute angle to avoid hitting a fixed floor?

[@Hypno3315]

Wouldn't work the force would snap peoples necks

[@brajdjanus1120]

Quess McDonald-Quay not really, look at the huss booster. If the people are locked up good then nothing will happen

[@Hypno3315]

Brian Dijkhuis not with G force I'm third generation in the industry, with safety issues and regulations it wouldn't work on the body

[@brajdjanus1120]

Quess McDonald-Quay that is also true

[@Hypno3315]

It reminds me of a KMG Experience

[@gweah7821]

Exactly I thought the same thing. The riders in the most outer position during the spinning cycle are also in the lowest position. Double the G force. That's why most rides like this with spinning crosses on the arms of a bigger carousel, do the opposite: you reach the highest point on the outside. This results in a much smoother ride.

[@jeffreymarkowitz3241]

I almost vomited just watching this

[@HOREBALLE]

This will create a huge pile of puke :o

[@MondoCoasters]

This is eerily similar to the Moser Rides Twin Flip.