Fantasilandia
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Fantasilandia is a Chilean amusement park. The park opened in 1978 and it's located in a corner of the O'Higgins Park in Santiago, Chile.
In 2006 Fantasilandia opened the first wild mouse coaster in Latinamerica built by Zamperla.
In 2007 The park opened a new ride called Tsunami. It consist in a Shoot The Chute ride built by Intamin AG in Switzerland.
In late 2008, and as a celebration for the park's 30-year run, was opened the first inverted roller coaster in the country, named Raptor.
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[edit] Rides
The rides are divided into "thrilling", "gentle" and "childish":
[edit] Thrilling
- Raptor (roller coaster) (Built by Vekoma, opened in 2008)
- Boomerang (roller coaster) (Built by Vekoma, opened in 1996)
- Kamikaze (ride) (Built by Fabbri Group, opened in 1993)
- Evolution (ride) (Built by Fabbri Group, opened in 1997)
- Disk'o (Built by Zamperla, opened in 2005)
- Tagadá (Built by S.D.C, opened in 1982)
- Haunted Castle (Built by a local company, opened in 2003)
- X-Treme Fall (Built by Fabbri Group, opened in 2002)
- Galaxy rollercoaster (Built by S.D.C, opened in 1978)
- Monga (Built by a local company)
- Top Spin (ride) (Built by Huss Rides, opened in 2004)
- Swinging Ship (Built by S.D.C, opened in 1982)
- Black Hole (Built by a local company, opened in 1994)
- Crazy Dance (Built by Fabbri Group, opened in 1999)
- Fun Karting
- Tsunami (Built by Intamin AG, opened in 2007)
[edit] Gentle
- Twister (Opened in 2005)
- Bongo-Train
- Skooter (Built by Barbieri)
- 3D Cinema (Built by Multi-dimensional Studios, opened in 2003)
- Ford T
- Dragon rollercoaster (Built by Zamperla)
- Bumping Boats
- Wild Mouse rollercoaster (Built by Zamperla, opened in 2006)
- Haunted House (Built by a Spanish company, opened in 1981)
- Rapid River (Built by a local company, opened in 2003)
[edit] Childish
- Mini Splash (Built by Fantasilandia, opened in 2005)
- Mini Skooter (Built by Barbieri)
- Merry-go-round
- Super Truck (Built by Zamperla)
- Mini Bongo
- Ducks
- Fire Chief (Built by Zamperla, opened in 2006)
[edit] External links
Coordinates: 33°27′34.40″S 70°39′46.02″W / 33.459556°S 70.6627833°W
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