Have you ever wondered what it would be like to ride in Santa’s sleigh? Well, it isn’t just a dream anymore! Come visit us and enjoy a fast paced experience on Roller Reindeer. Standing at the same height as a thirteen-story building, this coaster will chill and thrill you with its many dips and loops. You can help Santa deliver all the presents to the children and return back to the workshop. This new attraction is reeling in people of all ages from across the nation.
Filled with spiraling loops, tight turns, and twists that make you dizzy, Roller Reindeer will be an unforgettable ride. You board the coaster inside Santa’s workshop where all the toys are being loaded onto the sleigh. The sleigh is a five-car train, each car supporting…show more content… The last car is designed as the sleigh, and the four cars in the front are Santa’s reindeer. Once released from the station, you climb the 40-meter chain lift hill. At the top, the cars have their highest amount of potential energy. However, that potential energy is converted into kinetic energy when the coaster is released down the steep hill, causing you to experience the effects of weightlessness and freefall. In addition to these effects, you reach your terminal velocity and feel a positive G-force when you race past the bottom of the hill at a speed of 85 mph. At this point, you will have reached the greatest velocity and air resistance in the ride. The coaster’s track curves up into the first sweeping turn to the right, followed by a loop. Next, you run straight into a house and out the other side, onto a sharp left banked turn, where you experience lateral G-force when you are thrown to one side of your seat. During this motion, you are under the effects centripetal acceleration. After riding up a rather large hill, you dive down a chimney in a projectile motion with an instantaneous speed of 65 mph at the bottom, and you exit the from the front side of the house. A sharp right turn leads
