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Manufacturer | Lang Wheels | ||||||||
Product | Calypso | ||||||||
Capacity | 32 per cycle |
Calypso was a Calypso built by UK manufacturer Lang Wheels that previously operated at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in Blackpool, Lancashire, England, UK. The ride was listed for sale in December 1982, however no buyer was found and the ride was subsequently scrapped.
External links
- Images of the ride on NFCA Digital.
Present
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Attractions
Alice In WonderlandAlpine RallyeAvatar AirbenderBackyardigan's Pirate TreasureBikini Bottom Bus TourDerby RacerDiego's Rainforest RescueDodgemsDora's World VoyageEddie Stobart Convoy RideFairy World Taxi SpinGhost TrainKrusty Krab Order UpLaunch PadPleasure Beach ExpressRed Arrows SkyForceRiver CavesRugrats' Lost RiverSir Hiram Maxim's Captive Flying MachineSpongeBob's Splash BattleThompson CarouselValhallaWallace & Gromit's Thrill-O-MaticWonder Pets Big Circus Bounce
Former
Coasters
Attractions
Alpine DodgemsBen HurBlack HoleBlingBoatsBobslayBridgestone Go-KartsCablewayCalypsoCaterpillarDive BomberDrench FallsEgg ScramblerEllie's Garden CaterpillarFliegender TeppichFlying ElephantsGallopersGiant SlideGrand PrixGreatest Show On EarthGriffin's Magic DragonHelicoptersHelter SkelterHurricane JetsLunar CarouselMagic MountainMangnus' Mini DodgemsMillennium BugMonorailMonsterMoonrocketOctopusOrbiterParatrooperPhantom ChaseRainbowRangerRock-O-PlaneSafari BugsSatelliteScatSidewinderSki JumpSky WheelsSkydiverSpace TowerSpin DoctorStarship EnterpriseSuperbowlTetley Tea Cup RideTidal WaveTom Sawyer Raft RideTrauma TowersTurtle ChaseUFOVikingarVintage CarsWhip
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Coasters
Attractions
CalypsoCarrouselCaterpillarChariotsCrooked CottageCyclone TwistDive BomberDrive-In DodgemsExtremeFly-O-PlaneFlying SaucersGallopersGhost TrainHelter SkelterHurricane JetsJetsLeaping LenaLondon to Brighton Vintage Car RideLooperMonte Carlo RallyMoonrocket
(1954)
Moonrocket(1955)
Music ExpressRocketSky WheelsSuper Skid CarsSuper SpeedwaySuper TrooperViva MexicoWaltzer(1952–1974)
Waltzer(1953)
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