😱 STANDING AT 60 MPH / 97 KM/H 🌊 | PIPELINE POV 4K + SPEED AND HEIGHT | SEAWORLD ORLANDO
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😱 STANDING AT 60 MPH / 97 KM/H 🌊 | PIPELINE POV 4K + SPEED AND HEIGHT | SEAWORLD ORLANDO
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🏄♂️🌊 We got on Pipeline: The Surf Coaster at SeaWorld Orlando!
This roller coaster is different from practically any traditional coaster because instead of sitting normally, you travel in a position inspired by a surfboard, with a dynamic seat system that allows vertical movement during the tour.
That makes the ups, descents, curves and changes of direction feel even more intense. 😱🔥
In this POV you can continue during the tour:
📍 SeaWorld Orlando, Florida, USA
🏗️ Manufacturer: Bolliger & Mabillard — B&M
🎢 Model: Surf Coaster
🚀 Launch system: LSM Launch
📏 MAXIMUM HEIGHT
🇺🇸 110 ft
🌎 33.5 meters
This is approximately equivalent to a 10-11-story building, depending on the height of each floor
⚡ MAXIMUM SPEED
🇺🇸 60 mph
🌎 approximately 96.5 km/h / 97 km/h
That means Pipeline can travel approximately:
➡️ 1 mile in 1 minute if I kept that constant speed.
➡️ About 27 meters per second at maximum speed
🛤️ TOTAL LENGTH OF THE ROUTE
🇺🇸 2,950 ft
🌎 approximately 899 meters
🌎 approximately 0.90 km
🇺🇸 approximately 0.56 miles
That is, in less than two minutes you travel more than half a mile of road
⏱️ APPROXIMATE DURATION
1 minute 50 seconds
During that time you experience:
🚀 Launch
📈 Promotions
📉 Descents
🔄 An investment
🌀 Pronounced curves
🌊 Vertical seat movement
⚡ High-speed sections
🔄 INVESTMENTS
Pipeline has:
1 investment
An inversion means that during a part of the route your body goes through a position where the route rotates completely with respect to the normal position
🚀 THE LAUNCH
Unlike many roller coasters that use a chain to slowly climb a large initial hill, Pipeline uses a:
⚡ LSM — Linear Synchronous Motor
It is a magnetic acceleration system.
That allows the train to gain speed quickly and progressively from the beginning of the route.
The attraction also uses magnetic systems for launch and braking