The tower was constructed and then, the 40 seats ring shaped car mounted on it.

A huge foundation was poured and this was a difficult job since Magic Island also house the world’s only underground roller coaster. So Hydra closed at Lotte World in 1997 and the ride pad cleared. View of Magic Island with the indoor park in the background. Those suspended cars are enclosed with bars and the “Sky Whirl” at Paramount Great America was featured as the “Spider” in the 1993 film Beverly Hills Cop 3. The other two spin in the air and it was a high capacity and visibility attraction. When one of the arm is loading, it lowers to the ground and all cars load at once. Triple Wheel feature three arms and each arm has 12 cars. Triple Wheel were originally designed for both Marriott’s Great America parks that both opened in 1976. When it reached maximum heights, the planes flew out and it was a spectacular family attraction), Guided Boats and Hydra, one of the world’s only “Triple Wheel”. Intamin supplied for that section an Intamin Barnstormer (World War 1 biplanes are suspended on a tall tower. Magic Island is an artificial island built on a lake that is located across the street from the main park. The indoor “Adventure” park featured many attractions constructed on 5 levels and some of those even go underground. Lotte World opened in 1989 and Vekoma and Intamin were the largest attraction suppliers for that park. Lotte is involved in many fields that goes from professional baseball teams to food chains and hotels. Lotte World is a unique indoor/outdoor theme park owned by the Lotte Company, a Japanese/Korean consortium. The end result was a 230 feet tower placed in the Magic Island section of Lotte World. The idea was to combine the sightseeing qualities of the Gyro Tower and the thrills of the Giant Drop. In 1998, Intamin and Lotte World (Seoul, South Korea) partnered together to introduce a new type of freefall tower.

Gyroscope ride