Corkscrew

Riders ascend the clattering lift hill, taking in views of the surrounding woodland before dropping into a sweeping descent that builds steady momentum. The train surges through a series of forceful transitions, leading directly into a double-corkscrew element where riders are flipped upside down twice in rapid succession. The layout concludes with a sharp helix that maintains high lateral forces, pinning passengers against their seats as the train maneuvers back toward the brake run. It is a raw, mechanical experience defined by the rhythmic sound of wheels on steel and the sensation of classic looping geometry.