Flying Carpet (Lagoon)

Flying Carpet

Lagoon Location Farmington, Utah, USA Status Defunct Operated 1986 to 1999 Replaced by Samurai
Theo Lehmann (Germany) Location Travelling, Germany Operated 1983 to 1985
Statistics
Manufacturer	Weber
Product	1001 Nacht
Capacity	32 per cycle

Flying Carpet was the first 1001 Nacht to be built by German manufacturer Weber and last operated at Lagoon in Farmington, Utah, USA.

Lagoon

Present

Coasters

BatBomboraCannibalColossus The Fire DragonJet Star 2PrimordialPuff The Little Fire DragonRoller CoasterSpiderWickedWild Mouse

Attractions

Air RaceBaby BoatsBoomerangBulgy The WhaleCatapultCentennial ScreamerDinosaur DropDracula's CastleDragonflyEngine 86Flying AcesFlying TigersJumping DragonKontikiLadybug BopMoonrakerMusik ExpressOdySeaParatrooperRattlesnake RapidsRed BaronRed Rock RallyRivets & RotorsRock-O-PlaneRocketRuka SafariSamuraiScaliwagsSky FighterSky RideSky ScraperSkycoasterSpace ScramblerSteamworxTerrorideTidal WaveTilt-A-WhirlTime TinkerTipsey Tea Cups

Former

Coasters

Kiddie CoasterNew Wilder Wild MouseScenic RailwayWild Mouse

Attractions

CliffhangerFlying CarpetGhost TrainHydro-LugeLog FlumeScamperSpeedway, Snr.The WhipTri-StarTurn of the CenturyUFO