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San Antonio, United States

The ride doesn't have the relentless intensity of the Intamin ZacSpin, but is still thrilling enough to be a popular ride.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

The ride is marketed by S&S as an option with a compact, narrow footprint.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

The transfer track / maintenance bay.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

Returning to the station.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

The last curve has the final brakes.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

The rotation is completely random and depends on the weights of riders etc.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

The cars can't physically turn about the yaw axis, so the layout is stacked with vertical curves.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

Small dips and hills also get the seats flipping.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

However, flipping of the seats is "encouraged" by circular magnets on the cars and copper fins on the track. These "snag" on the cars with magnetic forces, creating unbalance which is good for flipping.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

Unlike other S&S 4D coaster which use a mechanical system to rotate the seats, this ride has them on pivots that allow them to just flip freely by the forces and gravity, much like an Intamin Zacspin coaster.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

A consequence of the face to face seating is that for half the ride you are back to back.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

A vertical lift hill brings the vehicle to a height of 36m.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

A vehicle leaving the station, giving us a good look at all the mechanicals.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

The control booth. Why does it look like a caravan park cabin? Why isn't it all industrial and Gotham looking?

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

Eventually you reach the station. Each vehicle holds 8 people, face to face. A pusher bar on the side of the track rotates the seats back prior to departure so your feet are clear of the floor. Riders are held in by snug rubber vest restraints.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

A few more CAD drawings of Batman vehicles are along the queue.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

A double sided locker area is here before you continue onto the main outdoor queue.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

You emerge outdoors again past a parked batmobile. It's interesting they have gone for such an old rendition of the batmobile on a ride which opened in 2015.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

A curved screen and lens creates a floating hologram of the ride vehicle.

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

by Gazza, 8 years ago

Batman: The Ride Six Flags Fiesta Texas

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