Chaos at Cedar Point | |
Status | Discontinued |
Introduced | 1996 |
Discontinued | 2007 |
Statistics | |
Manufacturer | Chance Rides, USA |
Capacity | 36 riders per cycle |
Chaos was a product from Chance Rides which was produced from 1996 to 2007. Over 50 units were manufactured, but none remain in operation as of 2024.
Design
Eighteen gondolas seating two riders each are mounted round the circumference of a spinning disk, whose height and angle is controlled by hydraulic actuators. Each gondola is free to rock and flip, leading to a different experience each time.
Riders are held in by over-the-shoulder harnesses.
The attraction could be packed on to a single trailer.
History
Chaos was first produced in 1996.[1]
On June 20, 1997, Chance Rides issued a service bulletin that required all owners/operators of a Chaos ride to perform a rework of the lap bar indicator light wiring.[2] On July 7, 1999, Chance Rides issued a service bulletin that required all owners/operators of a Chaos ride to inspect the restraint bars for cracking.[3]
By 2001, there were reportedly 52 units in operation.[4]
The Chaos product was discontinued in 2007.
Completed Attractions
- This list is incomplete, please expand it if you can.
Name | Owner | Country | Opened | Status |
---|---|---|---|---|
Asteroids | Adventureland | UAE | 2002 | Closed 2010 |
Chaos | Adventuredome | USA | March 2001 | Closed 2023 |
Chaos | Belmont Park Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk |
USA |
USA2003 1997 |
Closed 2010 Closed 2002 |
Chaos | Calaway Park | Canada | 2004 | Closed 2022 |
Chaos | Cedar Point | USA | 1997 | Closed 2010 |
Chaos | Celebration City | USA | 2004 | Closed 2008 |
Chaos | Clementon Park | USA | 1998 | Closed 2007 |
Chaos | Elitch Gardens | USA | 1999 | Closed 2010 |
Chaos | Farrow Shows (Showman)[5] | USA | Unknown | Unknown |
Chaos | Fun-Plex | USA | 2004 or earlier[6] | Closed 2006 or later[7] |
Chaos | Hersheypark | USA | 1999 | Closed 2005 |
Chaos | Indiana Beach | USA | 1997 | Closed 2007 |
Chaos | Joseph Smith Terry Hill Atlantis Family Amusement Park (loan) Dreamland Margate (loan) Terry Hill Unknown |
UK UK UK UK USA |
UKApril 2015 2007 2007 2006 January 2006 Unknown |
In storage since 2016 or later Closed April 2015 Closed 2007 Closed 2006 Closed Unknown |
Chaos | Keansburg Amusement Park | USA | 1999 | Closed |
Chaos | Kemah Boardwalk Six Flags Fiesta Texas |
USA |
USA2008 1999 |
Closed 2008 Closed 2005 |
Chaos | Kentucky Kingdom | USA | 1998 | Closed 2005 |
Hornet's Nest Formerly Chaos |
Lightwater Valley Southport Pleasureland |
UK |
UK2008 May 1998 |
Closed 2009 Closed 2006 |
Chaos | Michigan's Adventure | USA | 1996 | Closed 2001 |
Chaos | Miller's Amusements (Showman)[8] | USA | Unknown | Unknown |
Chaos | MGM Grand Adventures | USA | 1997 | Closed |
Chaos | Myrtle Beach Pavilion | USA | 1996[9] | Unknown |
Chaos | Niagara Amusement Park and Splash World | USA | 1997 | Closed 2007 |
Chaos | Pacific Park | USA | 2000 | Closed 2000 |
Chaos | Playland Park | USA | 1998 | Closed |
Krypton Comet | Six Flags America | USA | 2000 | Closed 2005 |
Chaos | Six Flags Great Adventure | USA | 1999 | Closed 2005 |
Chaos | Six Flags New England | USA | 1997 | Closed 2005 |
King Chaos | Six Flags New Orleans | USA | 2000 | Closed 2005 |
Chaos | Valleyfair | USA | 1997 | Closed 2011 |
Kosmic Formerly Chaos |
Walygator Sud-Ouest Walibi Holland |
Netherlands |
France2005 2000 |
Closed 2015 Closed 2004 |
Chaos | Wild Adventures | USA | 1998 | Closed 2009 |
References
- ↑ "Mich. crash prompts Valleyfair ride to close". Star Tribune. 1 August 2001. p. 20. Retrieved 2023-12-17.
- ↑ "CHANCE CHAOS Service Bulletin". manualslib. Retrieved 2023-10-22.
- ↑ "CHANCE CHAOS 408 Service Bulletin". manualslib. Retrieved 2023-10-22.
- ↑ Radke, Jace (2023-10-22). "Mich. malfunction no cause for chaos at Circus Circus". Las Vegas Sun. Retrieved 2023-10-22.
- ↑ "AMUSEMENT RIDE HISTORY REPORT". Indiana Department of Homeland Security. Retrieved 2023-10-22.
- ↑ "The Chaos". Fun-plex. Retrieved 2023-10-22.
- ↑ "The Chaos". Fun-plex. Retrieved 2023-10-22.
- ↑ "AMUSEMENT RIDE HISTORY REPORT". Indiana Department of Homeland Security. Retrieved 2023-10-22.
- ↑ "Myrtle Beach Pavilion opens Friday for the season". Sun-News. 1996-03-07. Retrieved 2023-11-08.