This two section VonRoll sky ride opened at Busch Gardens in 1974.The drive station above the Cheetah Hunt roller coaster station.The roller coaster that starts below the sky ride passes over and under it between towers 1 and 2.Combination Cheetah Hunt and Sky Ride station.Tower 2.The ride passes beside numerous other rides and attractions.A turn station between towers 5 and 6 does not allow loading or unloading.The angle sharp station.The haul rope is deflected by three horizontal bullwheels in this station.Middle section of the shorter Jungala segment.Tower 6.View riding toward Jungala Station.Tower 7.A grip passing through a sheave assembly.Support tower 8.Another view of T8.Arriving at Jungala.Return bullwheel with counterweight tensioning.A cabin leaving the return station.A cabin in the Jungala station.As of 2024, this ride costs $5 each way.A cabin passing tower 7.Arriving at the turn station from Jungala.Leaving the angle station headed toward Egypt.A cabin on the line with a new roller coaster under construction.Side view of a VonRoll carrier.Tower 2.The Cheetah Hunt crossover.Arriving at the drive terminal.Deceleration zone at the drive.Another view of the angle station.Cabins here turn more than 90 degrees.Tower 6.A tall tower mid line.Roller coaster train passing below the gondola.Cabins out on the line.Side view of a lift tower.Cabins on the shorter segment.Another view of Jungala station.Tower 8.
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how many VonRoll gondolas are operating in North America still?
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Here’s the locations of all the remaining VonRoll gondolas.
https://liftblog.com/test/
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Silver Mtn in northern Idaho has a very prominent Von Roll gondola, but it’s much more modern.
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Umm, what is that page?
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A similar gondola existed in Walt Disney World. It had a mid station.
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