The BOLT rollercoaster which will soon be installed above the top deck of Carnival's new Mardi Gras, is in the final testing at the Mauer Rides factory in Munich.
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Friday, December 14, 2018
Wheeeeeeee!
A roller coast has long been rumored to be a feature we could expect to see on a cruise ship, and Carnival Cruise Line has finally decided to be the first ones to do it. The line said they are adding “the ultimate sea coaster” to the top deck of Carnival Mardi Gras when it debuts in 2020.
BOLT will be the place to get your adrenaline rush because it can cruise along 187 feet above the sea, making hairpin turns with twists - and turns - and drops - at speeds up to 40 miles per hour along nearly 800 feet of track. Some will wish it's less, while others will want to ride again.
Video courtesy of Carnival Cruise Line. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without express permission.
BOLT will be the place to get your adrenaline rush because it can cruise along 187 feet above the sea, making hairpin turns with twists - and turns - and drops - at speeds up to 40 miles per hour along nearly 800 feet of track. Some will wish it's less, while others will want to ride again.
The complete story appeared in the December 14 edition of Cruise News Daily.
Video courtesy of Carnival Cruise Line. All rights reserved. May not be copied or used without express permission.
Wednesday, December 5, 2018
Other Things You'll Want to Know - December 5, 2018
CND subscribers also read about:
- Carnival Cruise Line naming their 180,000-ton ship to be delivered in 2020 Carnival Mardi Gras
- Ritz Carlton Yacht Collection has chosen the name Azora for their first ship.
Details appeared in the December 5 issue of Cruise News Daily.
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