Ski Jump (Bealey & Eaton)

Ski Jump

Neil Bealey & Tony Eaton (UK)
Location	Travelling, UK
Status	Defunct
Operated	November 2004 to 2006

Chris Johnson (UK)
Location	Travelling, UK
Operated	October 1997 to November 2004

Elliot Hall (UK)
Location	Travelling, UK
Operated	1994 to October 1997

Stanley Gamble (UK)
Location	Travelling, UK
Operated	1990 to 1993

Harem Leisure Fun Park
Name	Ski Jump
Location	Bridlington, East Riding of Yorkshire, England, UK
Operated	March 1987 to 1989
Replaced by	Twist

Arthur Silcock (UK)
Location	Travelling, UK
Operated	January 1983 to March 1987

W.A. Taylor (UK)
Location	Travelling, UK
Operated	March 1982 to January 1983

Morecambe Pleasure Park
Name	Ski Jump
Location	Morecambe, Lancashire, England, UK
Operated	1979 or earlier to 1981

France
Location	France
Operated	to 1978 or earlier

Statistics

Manufacturer

Mack Rides

Product

Ski Jump

Ski Jump was a Flying Coaster built by German manufacturer Mack Rides that was owned by UK showmen Neil Bealey & Tony Eaton. The ride has since been scrapped.

Present

Attractions

Crazy Hopper Dodgems Drop Tower Fun House Miami Fever Pirate Toboggan Run Waltzer

Former

Coasters

Big Apple Crazy Mouse Runaway Train

(1989–1990)

Runaway Train

(unknown)

Attractions

Earth Shaker Elite Waltzer Gallopers Hard Rock 2 Haunted House Hell-Blazer Helter Skelter Paratrooper Roulette Satellite Ski Jump Speedway Super Bob The Limit Traum Boot Twist

Former

Coasters

American Coaster Figure Eight Jamming Rattler Runaway Mine Train Stampede Texas Tornado

Attractions

All-American Stargazer American Paratrooper American Scrambler Big Wheel Carousel Caterpillar Dive Bomber

(1947–1960)

Dive Bomber

(1961–1971)

Ghost Train Giant Slide Harrier Jump Jets Haunted Silver Mine Jets King Circus King Loops Log Flume Meteor Moonrocket Noah's Ark Octopus Paratrooper Percolator Polo Tower Rampage Slide Reverse Bungee Rock-O-Plane Rok 'n' Rol Rotor Satellite

(1982–1985)

Satellite

(1998–1999)

Scat Screachin' Eagle Ski Jump Sky Ride Swirl Twist Twister Waltzer Western Carousel Western Waltzer

(1981–1987)

Western Waltzer

(1998)