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Trident is perhaps the most 'classical' themed attraction of The New Atlantis, with muted golds and sandstone effect forming the bulk of its theming.
Colossal statues are dotted around The New Atlantis area.
Friction wheels that move the stationary train from the brake run into the station for unloading.
The switch track for the maintenance shed. The curved steel rail in the middle rotates to change the track direction when they need to add or remove trains from the main course.
Compressed air tanks next to the final brake run, used to control the ride's friction brakes.
The ride's maintenance building sits off to the side of the brake run.
Daily checks and ongoing maintenance of Leviathan's trains will take place in this shed.
The first public riders of Leviathan hit the brake run.
This giant hill in the centre of the ride is one of the few moments where you travel in a straight line for more than a split second -- and it's a great moment of airtime.
One of the ride's many sweeping, banked turns.
Restraint checks. Ride attendants will push down to ensure restraints are very tight, but these trains are so comfortable that it doesn't detract from the ride even on some of the most intense and rattly sections.
The seats are roomy yet secure. These are nothing like the clunky, uncomfortable trains found on wooden coasters from bygone years.
The sleek Timberliner trains from the ride's designers The Gravity Group.
Smoke pours out of the rockwork as part of the immersive show experience.
Loose item bins have become more and more complicated in recent years. For Leviathan they revert to this refreshingly simple concept: two sets of compartments that feature a sliding lid to cover one train's riders while the other unloads and loads.
Caves give a glimpse out of the cave-themed station and are put to great use for the main 'show' that plays just prior to the train dispatching.
After the main outdoor queue, rivers walk through a dark section full of AV effects.
From some angles the faux vertical gardens look quite picturesque in the way that they follow Leviathan's track, though this effect is all but lost when looked front-on.
So much effort for something so... nothing.
Leviathan's entry archway.
