NewsPlusNotes: Fun Spot America Atlanta Releases ArieForce One Animated POV

Sunday, December 26, 2021

Fun Spot America Atlanta Releases ArieForce One Animated POV

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Fun Spot America Atlanta has released a brand new animated point of view ride on ArieForce One, the park's new Rocky Mountain Construction roller coaster. We saw a lot of animated footage when the ride was announced during the IAAPA trade show, however the full POV was not released at the time. Now we can take a virtual spin on the attraction, and really evaluate just how much we'll be out of our seats while on the ride - a lot. Take a ride:

ArieForce Once will stand 154 feet tall and start with a 146 foot drop at 83 degrees. Featuring a patriotic color scheme, the coaster is going to haul riders at 64 miles per hour across a total of 3,400 feet of track. The coaster features a Raven Truss Dive, a Zero G Inverted Stall and two Barrel Rolls as far as inversions go, but is packed with other elements. There will be a wild outwardly banked turn along with a quad-down that has coaster fans mouths' watering.

Hopefully the big parts of ride construction will start soon and we will be able to watch the coaster come to life!

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