In the two largest amusement parks in Finland are preparing for the discovery of new attractions.
Linnanmäki has invested ten million euros in the new product, and Särkänniemi - three million.
In the two largest amusement parks in the country, new, extreme attractions will appear. In the capital "Linnanmäki" it will be a roller coaster called "Taiga", and in Tampere "Särkänniemi" - the free fall tower "Bum".
The construction of "Taiga" cost ten million euros, and for the construction had to carry three old rides and several kiosks. The length of the slides will be 1.1 km, height - 52 meters (71.3 meters above sea level), and the maximum speed - 106 kilometers per hour. The opening of the attraction is scheduled for the second half of June, when Ivanov Day is celebrated in Finland.
Visitors to Särkänniemi will not have to wait another month and a half: Boom will open on May 11th. The season in the amusement park will begin on the first of May. 68-meter tower "Boom" cost the amusement park at three million euros.
In 2018, about 650 thousand people visited “Särkänniemi”, which is fifty years old this year. Linnanmäki is visited annually by more than a million people.
Linnanmäki has invested ten million euros in the new product, and Särkänniemi - three million.
In the two largest amusement parks in the country, new, extreme attractions will appear. In the capital "Linnanmäki" it will be a roller coaster called "Taiga", and in Tampere "Särkänniemi" - the free fall tower "Bum".
The construction of "Taiga" cost ten million euros, and for the construction had to carry three old rides and several kiosks. The length of the slides will be 1.1 km, height - 52 meters (71.3 meters above sea level), and the maximum speed - 106 kilometers per hour. The opening of the attraction is scheduled for the second half of June, when Ivanov Day is celebrated in Finland.
Visitors to Särkänniemi will not have to wait another month and a half: Boom will open on May 11th. The season in the amusement park will begin on the first of May. 68-meter tower "Boom" cost the amusement park at three million euros.
In 2018, about 650 thousand people visited “Särkänniemi”, which is fifty years old this year. Linnanmäki is visited annually by more than a million people.
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