Onride: 'Iron gwazi' 🎢 (Backseat) 4K/POV 2024 - Busch gardens Tampa
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Iron Gwazi: formerly Gwazi, is
Iron Gwazi: formerly Gwazi, is an steel roller coaster under construction at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay amusement park in Tampa, Florida. Originally built as a wooden dueling roller coaster with two separate tracks, Gwazi first opened to the public on June 18, 1999. It was constructed by Great Coasters International (GCI) and was named after a fabled creature with a head of a tiger and a body of a lion. Accordingly, the two sides of the roller coaster's track were named Lion and Tiger. The ride reached a height of 105.4 feet (32.1 m) and featured a maximum speed of 51 mph (82 km/h).
Following rising maintenance costs and declining ridership, Gwazi was closed indefinitely in 2015. In 2019, plans to makeover the ride into a steel-tracked Iron Gwazi was officially announced, with Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC) hired to retrofit the existing layout with I-Box track. A large portion of Gwazi's structure will be reutilized, with the track changing to steel but the frame remaining wooden. It is being marketed as the tallest hybrid roller coaster in North America, as well as the steepest and fastest of its kind in the world. Originally intended to debut in 2020, its opening has been delayed several times to March 2022.
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Please note: this video was filmed with professional mounting gear with the permission of park management 'Seaworld:parks&entertainment', ride operator's.
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Following rising maintenance costs and declining ridership, Gwazi was closed indefinitely in 2015. In 2019, plans to makeover the ride into a steel-tracked Iron Gwazi was officially announced, with Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC) hired to retrofit the existing layout with I-Box track. A large portion of Gwazi's structure will be reutilized, with the track changing to steel but the frame remaining wooden. It is being marketed as the tallest hybrid roller coaster in North America, as well as the steepest and fastest of its kind in the world. Originally intended to debut in 2020, its opening has been delayed several times to March 2022.
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#Irongwazi #Buschgardens #RMC
Please note: this video was filmed with professional mounting gear with the permission of park management 'Seaworld:parks&entertainment', ride operator's.
©Maxje.04. All rights reserved. No part of this video's can be reproduced or redistributed without permission from Maxim Vanmullem, owner and creator. For permission requests. Use without consent with or without credit is in direct violation of copyright law.
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