Jubilee Odyssey

Dark Luke · #1 06-19-2002, 08:18 PM

Stats of the real version
Lift height : 167 foot (50,8 meters)
Loop height : 124 foot (37,9 meters)
Track length : 2924 foot (891,4 meters)
Drop height : 141 foot (43,0 meters)
Max speed : 63 mph (100 km/hour) / 28 (m/s)
Total time : 2.52 seconds
Max G-force : 4,84 G
Inversions : 6 (5!)
Angle of descent : 60 degrees
Number of trains : 1
Number of coaches : 10
Number of passengers : 20

RCT stats (built on basis of 1 tile = 6' tall, on Vekoma's official stats)
Height: 25 tiles
Drop height: 23 tiles
Length: 1,009 m (118 m over, too long!)
Speed: 100 km/h (displays as 99 km/h due to 62 mph being 99.7 km/h)
Inversions: 5 (Overbanked turn isn't an inversion!)

An attempt to recreate Jubilee Odyssey in RCT.

It's 118 m longer than the supposed length (but i can't help in this case), but...

it goes to 100 km/h, just like the real version. Height of first vertical drop are also very close.

Drop height is um... a meter (3') shorter than the real one...

The lift height, adding 3 tiles (18') as its height, has a difference of only 1' from the original.

Butterfinger · #2 06-19-2002, 09:43 PM

This is a recreation? Where is this coaster located in real life? I've never heard of it. As for the coaster, its not bad, first time in a long time I've seen you make something other than a hyper or a giga

Natelox · #3 06-19-2002, 10:07 PM

its somewhere in europe, and its not open yet.

Dark Luke · #4 06-19-2002, 10:36 PM

It's located in Fantasy Island of Skegress, England. Originally it was going to be over 80 m (260') tall! Fantasy Island is known for lots of exaggerations... (FI's web site says 1,280 m long when it's only 891 m long!)

Originally it was going to break lots of records including height, length, loop size, etc. for inverted coasters, the reality is: It breaks no records!

http://www.rcdb.com/installationdetail1413.htm - this coaster on rcdb (a year ago it showed a height of 265' and length of 4,200' on rcdb)

http://www.vekoma.com/News/magicalworld.htm - Vekoma's official stats on that coaster - the stats made me hit the floor with my jaws

Buttonfinger: You have wondered on me haven't built any < 60 m (196') tall coasters in along time... The fact is that I have not released a park in a long time due to being so busy in school... But however I like to build various kind of hypers, gigas and teras. In my future parks it won't be something like "Hypercoaster park", "Gigacoaster park", or "Teracoaster park" anymore, and have more variety on coaster heights. (I usually want to keep my major coasters above 100 km/h)