Status | Discontinued |
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Manufacturer | Eyerly Aircraft Company, USA |
Type | Polyp |
Capacity | 48 per cycle |
Monster is a Polyp product previously manufactured by defunct company Eyerly Aircraft Company. It consists of a main metal frame that spins on an axis with six arms radiating from its center. Each arm raises and lowers as it rotates, and the four cars at the end of each arm rotate about an axis on the arm. Each individual car also rotates on its own axis, resulting in three axes of rotation in addition to the vertical motion of the arms raising and lowering.
The ride is similar to the Spider product, but with additional cars.
Completed Attractions
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Name | Park | Location | Opened | Status |
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Fury | Canada's Wonderland | Canada | 1981 | Closed 2003 |
Lobster | California's Great America | USA | 1976 | Closed 1976 or later |
Monster | Blackpool Pleasure Beach Expo 67 |
Canada |
UK 1968 April 27, 1967 |
Operating Closed 1967 |
Monstrous Mamba | Busch Gardens Tampa | USA | 1976 | Closed 1995 |
Monster | Cedar Point | USA | 1970 | Operating |
Monster | Dorney Park | USA | 1995 | Operating |
Bad Apple | Kings Dominion | USA | 1975 | Closed 1988 |
Monster | Kings Island Coney Island |
USA |
USA April 29, 1972 1968 |
Operating Closed 1971 |
Monster | Pontchartrain Beach | USA | Unknown | Unknown |
Mo-Mo The Monster | Six Flags St. Louis | USA | 1973 | Closed 1994 |
Monster | Valleyfair | USA | 1977 | Operating |
Octopus | Worlds of Fun | USA | May 26, 1973 | Closed 2014 |