Could someone please point me the direction of a picture of the largest pirate ship ride in the world? Years ago, I knew of a picture of a pirate ship ride at an amusement park in Japan. The picture was amazing - in part, because you had this typical size pirate ship, then next to it, this behemouth pirate ship that was completely insane.
Anyone know where this pic is located? Much thanks for the help!
Pirate ships are the best rides ever... Their motion is exactly right to give you all pleasure, no pain. Nothing but smiling and happy people... Pirate ships should be everywhere... they make life better.
Viking Fury isn't near that tall. But that is one of my all time favorite rides (nostalgia!), I've always wondered why more parks didn't get a big version like that.
I've always found this picture to bring a laugh. Just because of the placement of the smaller ship next to the Giagantic one, or vice versa which ever ride was built first, I would guess the smaller ship.
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It looks like the same sensation as a screamin swing, just a lot more safer feeling since you are in the boat, and also not being thrown against your restraint into the air like the screamin swing.
Here at adventureland on Long Island we have one of the bigger huss pirate ships. Its a pretty good ride. The park also has a pretty good huss frisbee also.
Thank you very much for the link! That's exactly the picture I was thinking of.
I'm wondering - how many passengers can this ride hold?; Could both sides run at the same time?; are there any pictures of it in operation??; what kind(s) of restraints are on the viking fury (nagashima) ships if any?; who manufactured it?
And has anyone been on it?
I have some researching to do! Anyone have thoughts on this?
It seems to be very white in Japanese amusement parks.
How does one of these compare to the big Viking Fury at PKI? That's much bigger than the standard Huss or Chance swinging ship.
Viking Fury isn't near that tall. But that is one of my all time favorite rides (nostalgia!), I've always wondered why more parks didn't get a big version like that.
The one at sfgam is pretty tiny, I'm not gonna lie...
