Fury (roller Coaster)
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. It opened on June 24, 2019. It is the 2nd fastest roller coaster inside
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with a maximum speed of 106.6 kilometers per hour. Before the ride, passengers can choose with a voting system whether the ride will be done in the forward or backward direction.


History

On February 27, 2018, Bobbejaanland announced that they would be adding their next roller coaster. It would be set to open in 2019 as part of a expansion. By September of that year, the ride's blueprints were leaked and the space was cleared. It was then confirmed that the attraction would be a
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triple launch coaster. In February 2019, Bobbejaanland announced that the ride would be named ''Fury''. It was also announced that the ride would be part of a new themed area named Land of Legends. Fury opened to the public on June 24, 2019. An opening ceremony and a passholder's preview were held on the 22nd respectively.


Ride experience

The highest point of Fury is 43 meters and the track is 600 meters long, but the total distance during the ride is 830 meters. The top speed is 106.6 kilometers per hour. It is the fastest roller coaster inside Benelux. The track is not contiguous and can be done in forward or backward direction. In the base station, the train rides to a start platform. Depending on the vote of the passengers the ride will be done in forward/backward direction the platform turns 90 degrees to the left or to the right.


Forward

In the assumption the train goes in the forward direction. The train is launched forwards and stops approximately in the middle of the first slope. It then goes backwards and speeds up before exceeding a first junior scorpion tail. Next it goes down and will now have speed enough the go over the top hat. This followed by a wraparound corkscrew and a Finnish loop. The train goes up another junior scorpion tail and thens roll back to the end platform. The end platform turns 90 degrees and the train heads back into the base station.


Backward

In the assumption the train goes in the backward direction. The train is launched backwards and stops approximately in the middle of the first slope. It then goes forwards and speeds up before exceeding the first junior scorpion tail. Next it goes down and will now have speed enough the go over the top hat. This followed by a wraparound corkscrew and a Finnish loop. The train goes up another junior scorpion tail and then rolls back to the end platform. The end platform turns 90 degrees and the train heads back into the base station..


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External links


Onride video of the forward and backward ride on YouTube

Offride video of Fury
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