Vortex, Steel roller coaster in Rocky View County, Canada.
Vortex is a steel roller coaster in Rocky View County that completes two full loops around its track. The green and purple structure features sharp turns and drops along its path.
The coaster opened in 1982 as Turn of the Century, was renamed Corkscrew in 1986, and received its current name in 2005. These name changes reflect the ride's evolution across several decades.
The ride is a summer attraction at Calaway Park, drawing people from across Alberta who seek fast experiences. Many visitors associate it with family trips to the area.
Visitors must be at least 48 inches (122 centimeters) tall to ride, with operations following Calaway Park's seasonal schedule. It's worth checking the opening times in advance since they vary by season.
The train has had a striking pink color since 2004 that stands out against the green and purple track. This unusual color contrast is one of the first things visitors notice when watching the ride.
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