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| Tide Traveller at Pleasurewood Hills in 2010 | |
| Status | Discontinued |
| Introduced | 1977 |
| Number built | 5 |
| Statistics | |
| Manufacturer |  |
| Hourly capacity | 1400 |
| Area | 21 metres × 21 metres |
| Capacity | 42 per cycle |
| Height | 17 metres |
Tri-Star was a ride previously produced by German manufacturer HUSS. The ride consisted of three arms radiating from a central column, each with a wheel-like assembly ("star") holding seven ride vehicles. During the ride, the central column rotated clockwise and each individual star counter-clockwise. Hydraulic cylinders raised the arms to an upright angle.
Completed attractions
| Name | Park | Country | Opened | Status | Year manufactured |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ciudad Transformer Formerly Trinado Formerly Tri-Star Formerly Tri-Star Formerly Tristar |
Parque Diversiones Idlewild & SoakZone Kennywood Lagoon Helmut Aigner |
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2008 1998 1992 1979 1977 |
Closed 2013 Closed 2006 Closed 1992 Closed 1990 Closed 1979 |
1977 |
| Péroké Formerly Sherwood's Revenge Formerly Turbolift Formerly Turbolift Formerly Turbolift |
Mer de Sable Walibi World Walibi Rhône-Alpes Walibi Wavre Michel Ropers |
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2007 1994 1985 1978 1977 |
Operating Closed 2006 Closed 1993 Closed 1984 Closed 1977 |
1977 |
| Tide Traveller Formerly Flamingo Star Formerly Tri-Star Formerly Tri-Star Formerly Tri-Star Formerly Tri-Star Formerly Tri-Star |
Pleasurewood Hills Flamingo Land Pleasure Island Family Theme Park Alton Towers Strates Shows Raid H. de Vries |
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2005 1995 1993 1991 1983 1980 1977 |
Closed 2017 Closed 2004 Closed 1994 Closed 1992 Closed 1990 Closed 1982 Closed 1977 |
1977 |
| Tri-Star Formerly Tri-Star Formerly Tri-Star Formerly Tristar |
Dreamland Rotunda Amusement Park Dreamland Margate Walter Rick |
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2000s 1996 1983 1977 |
Closed Closed 2000 Closed 1995 Closed c.1980 |
1977 |
| Tri-Star | Riverside Amusement Park | |
1987 or earlier | Closed 1997 | Unknown |