- Lethal Weapon - The Ride
Infobox roller coaster
name=Lethal Weapon - The Ride
caption=
location=Warner Bros. Movie World
section=
type=Steel
type2=Inverted
status=Open
opened=December1995
manufacturer=Vekoma
designer=Vekoma
model=Suspended Looping Coaster
track=
lift=Chainlift hill
height=109.33
drop=
length=2510
speed=49.7
inversions=5
duration=1:42
angle=
capacity=1010
cost=
gforce=4
restriction=51.18
rcdb_number=1122 Lethal Weapon - The Ride is aVekoma SLC roller coaster located atWarner Bros. Movie World inGold Coast, Queensland ,Australia built by Dutch roller coaster manufacturerVekoma . It has 2 trains with 10 cars per train. Riders are arranged 2 across in a single row for a total of 20 riders per train. The ride is also known as "Ride Lethal Weapon" and is the first thrill ride to open in the park. The ride is also among the first steel inverted roller coasters in Australia.Riders join in the queue by entering an area of the theme park made up like Chinatown, complete with "establishments" such as "Lee's Martial Arts School" and various restaurants and sundry shops, most make-believe. The queue starts outdoors, then moves to a movie-theater like hall where riders can watch sequences of the film while waiting to ride.
Before finally riding, riders progress into an area made up like an auto yard, with cars plied up atop each other and graffiti all over the walls, with the sound of barking
Doberman s as well as a seemingly abandoned Shell auto station. After hearing an audio presentation, riders are strapped in, though they have to first remove all eyewear and anything in their pockets.After the ride, they can proceed to the observation deck where they can view other riders on the roller coaster, or to the ride gift shop to purchase ride photographs and memorabilia before leaving.
External links
* [http://www.movieworld.com.au/rides_attractions/ride_details.cfm?ride_id=5 Official page]
* [http://www.roller-coaster.com.au/coaster.php?cid=7 Lethal Weapon - The Ride] - Roller-Coaster.com.au
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