Pyrenees, Steel roller coaster in Shima Spain Village, Japan
The Pyrenees is a steel inverted roller coaster at Shima Spain Village featuring multiple inversions throughout its course. The ride includes several types of inversion elements that create the main structure of the experience.
The coaster opened in 1997 as a notable inverted ride at the park. Another coaster later took the record for having the longest inverted layout.
The ride takes its name from the mountain range between France and Spain, fitting with the Spanish theme of Shima Spain Village. This connection to a European landscape becomes obvious as you experience the attraction within the park.
Guests should expect steep turns and rapid changes in direction along with potential wait times during peak periods. Being prepared for intense movements helps ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
The ride is known for combining multiple inversion types that follow one another in sequence and define the experience. This arrangement makes the journey an intense adventure with few moments of respite.
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