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| Black Mamba at Prater | |
| Status | In production |
| Introduced | 2002 |
| First built | 2002 |
| Latest built | Snake (2019) |
| Statistics | |
| Manufacturer |  |
| Type | Booster |
| Height | 40 metres |
Chaos Pendle is a Booster product produced by Austrian manufacturer Funtime. The ride consists of a large support holding a smaller rotating main arm with another rotating arm attached to it that holds two four-person gondolas. These gondolas can freely rotate like on a normal Booster ride. The ride fits on one trailer.[1][2]
Later, Funtime started producing an updated version with two eight-person gondolas (though it can be reduced to just one). This product comes in permanent and transportable versions. The transportable version fits on four trailers.[3]
Production
The first and only original Chaos Pendle was produced for German showmen Münch & Eckl in 2002, titled Adrenalin Pur. This unit was custom made to include a three-pronged second arm, increasing the capacity from eight riders to 12. No other original Chaos Pendle units were made and it's unknown if Funtime still offers them for sale.
In 2012, Funtime introduced a new version of the Chaos Pendle. This new version has gondolas that hold eight people each instead of four, and more decorative arms. It also comes with the option to be built with only one gondola. Funtime has so far produced three of these new Chaos Pendles, the first being Black Mamba at Prater.
Installations
- This list is incomplete, please expand it if you can.
| Name | Park | Location | Opened | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fury Formely Insanity Formerly Adrenalin Pur |
Hi-Lite Amusements (Travelling) Phil Durkin Special Events (Travelling) Printschler Prater Münch & Eckl (Travelling) |
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2016 2007 2005 2003 2002 |
Operating Closed 2010 Stored (never operated) Closed 2003 Closed 2002 |
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| Black Mamba | Prater | |
2012 | Operating | |
| Chaos Pendel | Ottens (Travelling) Maier (Travelling) |
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2020 2018 |
Operating Closed 2020 | |
| Snake | Skara Sommarland | Sweden | 2020
2019 |
Operating
Closed 2019 |
References
- ↑ http://www.funtime.com.au/data/images/gallery/chaos/chaos15.jpg
- ↑ RS 1990 (2018-02-07), Fury (formerly Insantiy) being moved into position, retrieved 2024-10-27
- ↑ "Transport+Fuhrpark Chaos Pendel (Ottens)". Kirmesforum.de ☆ (in Deutsch). 2024-04-26. Retrieved 2024-09-15.
