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Bogota', Colombia April 2001 |
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It is home also to the largest roller coaster in Bogota- an old Arrow Corkscrew that was imported from a park in the USA. But hey, with an admission price of around $6 for unlimited rides, you can't beat it! |
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| Walking in to the entrance of the park. This is probably the prettiest part of the park, with much of the rest of it looking similar to a large scale carnival with a few permanent attractions (the coaster, go carts, a fun house and a haunted castle) | Other rides that you can't see included a bunch of kiddie rides, a Himalaya (music city?), an octupus, a giant ferris wheel, and a few others. | The carousel- a beautiful one with a small second deck in the middle of it. This is one of the prettiest ones I've seen- especially for a model that is designed to be portable. |
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<< The Apocalypse, also known as a Top Fun. This was the newest ride, and one of the most popular. It twists you, flips you, and gives you a good spin. The Barco Perta (I think), in essence an intense pirate ship that goes upside down. A very fun ride. |
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But considering that when I arrived in Colombia I wasn't expecting there to be any coasers or parks like this at all, it was a great surprise! |
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