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Informative Speech On Roller Coasters

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Do you desire to experience a ride where you can freefall into the dark realm of the reapers? Are you ready to feel g-force as you escape the Mountain Men inside Mount Weather? Then I have a ride for all of the sci-fi fans in your life, including you! Introducing the first roller coaster based off of the hit tv show The 100. Multiple different elements of the show come alive to create an unbelievable experience. This roller coaster brings you into the show as one of the 100 people sent down to Earth. Every second brings you thrills, making you feel as though you are actually living on the ground after a nuclear apocalypse. The roller coaster includes detailed scenes so you can enjoy your ride. Chancellor Jaha, Vice Chancellor Kane, with Ark civilians greet you as you board your dropship with 5 other people. Your launch to the Earth is going to begin, as you accelerate up to top of the hill the same …show more content…

Before you know it you will be on your way. Located at every 5 feet or so are interactive touch screens with a list characters including a biography of each character. At that touchscreen you can also vote (once every 2 minutes) for the “Character of the Day” that will have their banner on the homescreen of the voting. Props and costumes from the set fill the lines for you to view. The queue is similar to the interior of the Ark, but the 12 clan banners are hanging around you. This ride is one of the first ever VR built in roller coasters. These headsets, made with the highest of technology, attendants place in every seat before you board. The optional headset will allow you to view the scenes even better depth than without it. Some characters are also visible with the VR, being able to talk to you (you can’t talk to them). There is a height restriction of 54 inches due to ensure safety. Anyone with a prior injury to ride could experience further injury due to the inertia of the

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