Train de la Mine (Soquet product)

Train de la Mine

Status	In production
Introduced	1987
Number built	20
First built	Gaz Express (23 May 1987)
Latest built	Train de la Mine (28 June 2009)
Statistics
Manufacturer	Soquet
Type	Steel
Propulsion	Chain lift hill
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The Train de la Mine is a steel roller coaster product manufactured by Soquet.

Design

Despite the name, which translates to 'Mine train', the model actually boils down to Soquet's family coaster model. The powered variant is named Roller Coaster Electrique.

Installations

Name	Park	Country	Opened	Status
1066	Festyland	France	March 27, 2005	Operating
Azteka	Le Pal	France	April 13, 2003	Operating
Corsaire	Cobac Parc	France	April 28, 2007	Operating
Dragon Chinois	Jardin d'Acclimatation	France	1987	Defunct since 5 March 2023
Drakkar	Didi'Land	France	2000	Operating
Drakkar Express	Festyland	France	1997	Operating
Family Coaster Formerly Roller Coaster Formerly Mini Grand Huit	Danga Bay Theme Park Mines Wonderland Parc de la Toison d'Or	Malaysia Malaysia France	2008 or later Unknown 1990	Operating Closed 2007 or later Closed 1993
Fort d'Odin	Parc du Bocasse	France	August 2004	Operating
Furio	Dennlys Parc	France	April 13, 2003	Operating
Gaz Express	Bagatelle	France	May 23, 1987	Operating
Grand Canyon	Fraispertuis City	France	2000	Operating
Grand Huit	La Récré des 3 Curés	France	2001	Operating
Lost City of Gold Formerly Bayern Express	Sunway Lagoon Nigloland	Malaysia France	March 12, 1994 1988	Operating Closed 1993
Lumumba Formerly Montaña Rusa Formerly Montaña Rusa	Hacienda Napoles Karting Cross Camelot Park	Colombia Colombia Colombia	2024 5 April 2009 1998	Under construction Closed 17 October 2016 Closed 2008 or earlier
Rolling Thunder Mine Train Formerly Train de Mine	Genting Theme Park Parc de la Toison d'Or	Malaysia France	1994 or later 1990	Defunct since 31 August 2013 Closed 1993
Spirale des Dunes	Bagatelle	France	1996	Operating
Tacot en Folie Formerly Express	Parc Ange Michel Fraispertuis City	France France	April 12, 2008 1987	Operating Closed 2004
Train de la Mine	Cigoland	France	2002	Operating
Train de la Mine	La Coccinelle	France	June 28, 2009	Operating
Train de la Mine	Papéa Parc	France	1995	Operating

External links

Train de la Mine on Soquet's website