Time Machine (roller coaster)

The Time Machine in Freestyle Music Park (Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, United States) was a steel roller coaster from the model sitting coaster manufacturer Bolliger & Mabillard, as Led Zeppelin on April 15, 2008 - Opened The Ride in the former Hard Rock Park. Already in 2009 it was closed along with the rest of the park.

Ride

The Time Machine had six inversions: a 37 -meter-high looping, a 29 m high Cobra Roll, a 23 m high Zero -G Roll, another loop and a corkscrew.

After the train has left the station, he was pulled up a 46 m high lift hill. The first drop ended with the first loop, which was followed by the cobra roll. After the Zero-G roll and the second loop followed by a helix before the train reached the block brake. Another small helix resulted in the corkscrew, after leading another helix into the final brakes.

Trains of The Time Machine each had eight cars. In each car could sit four people ( a number ). As restraint system came shoulder strap for use. During the trip, as Led Zeppelin, the passengers heard the song Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin band of the same name using the built- in speaker system the trains. The front end of the trains was designed according to the shape of a zeppelin.