All over the show floor at the annual IAAPA Expo in Orlando, theme parks and their partners today have been unveiling trains for their new roller coasters next year.
Let's start with Zamperla's hefty new train for the reimagined and rebuilt Top Thrill 2 at Cedar Point.
Next, we've got the train for the reimagined Fire in the Hole at Silver Dollar City, from Rocky Mountain Construction.
Holiday World has partnered with Vekoma on its new family Boomerang model, which will feature gravy-boat inspired trains on 2024's Good Gravy!
Hersheypark, along with Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters, unveiled the new-for-2024 trains for its classic coaster, Comet.
Here is the new Bolliger & Mabillard train for SeaWorld Orlando's new family coaster, Penguin Trek.
Finally, for the audacious new Falcon's Flight at Six Flags Qiddiya, here is the new train from Intamin.
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Apparently the windscreen means riders will not need goggles, which is a big plus in my book.
I love how Top Thrill Two's new train looks, especially the paint job, although I do find Vekoma's new-gen lap bars bulky and restrictive. I prefer Intamin lap bars better.
Alll of these look great. But, yeah, Top Thrill 2’s train is on fire.
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Falcons Fury has a windscreen/shield, is that just for the front car? I wonder if all passengers will need goggles like on Formula Rosa, as its same speeds and environment.
Also good to see all these new coasters appear to have comfortable restraints, all locked in at the waist.