Busch Gardens Williamsburg's Pantheon Coaster Looking Mighty Fine in New Photos
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The photo up top is one of the park's official ones, showing off the ride's top hat element, which is followed by a very steep dive down toward the river below - also the ride's longest drop at around 180 feet.
Thanks (as always) to BGWFans for their excellent coverage of Pantheon construction we have a bunch of new photos of the coaster's rather extreme looking outwardly banked turn. While we've seen outwardly banked turns on many rides in recent years, especially those on RMC rides, other manufacturers have been slower to hit quite such extreme angles as we see here. This giant turn is located just after the ride's drop (seen in the photo up top) and the trains should be moving at a nice clip through here. I can only imagine the forces riders will experience as they soar over this peak!CHECK OUT THE BANKING ON THIS ELEMENT! It's absolutely insane looking! There are a lot of reasons to look forward to #BGWPantheon, but we expect this hill to become a thing of legend. pic.twitter.com/DtJKcxTt7O— BGWFans.com (@BGWFans) January 3, 2020
BGWFans has plenty of additional photos of Pantheon work, including the supports that are now up for the ride's final two elements, both looks rather twisty in their own right. Check it out here!
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