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Intamin vertical launch: track parts started arriving only a couple of days ago. There are currently 6 track parts on the storage site.


Intamin Family roller coaster with custom design in the installation process.


Photo of the fence with renders of future rollercoasters.

What’s the status on the Intamin vertical LSM?

Track for Mahuka copy is installed

Recently I was walking around the park and found parts of Zamperla Hydro Lift and another attraction.

Here is the answer for all the haters and gloating individuals who think that Russia and its people are under a dome and cut off from the rest of the world.










The photos were taken today by me on the territory of Dream Island. As you can see, in the parking lot there are parts of the Intamin and Vekoma tracks, and landscaping is underway, and partially installed foundations and stations, as well as some other rides. I am really happy that my home park is getting such a significant expansion.

Even though they are obviously behind schedule and have moved the opening date to 2026. Although I think it's even too fast, considering that they are going to install about 20 attractions, including 4 rollercoasters

According to the last post, most of the restrictions in EU, Switzerland and the other countries are for dual use technologies. Leisure equipment isn’t dual use nor listed as luxury. I’m very curious to see what’s happening there.

This isn't actually true.

The Swiss have plenty of sanctions against Russia at the moment
https://www.admin.ch/gov/en/start/documentation/media-releases.msg-id-101793.html

So does Lichenstein and Slovakia (Where Intamin rides are normally manafacutured)
No idea how they got around this

Originally Posted by Guest

This must all be Chinese-sourced ride equipment, since I can't fathom how they would import European or American rides at this time.

Not necessarily. Switzerland is a neutral country and their companies can do business as they like.

Anyway, this is great news. I visited the park last year and I really liked it.

This must all be Chinese-sourced ride equipment, since I can't fathom how they would import European or American rides at this time.