Theme park rides
On this thrilling ride you can experience a thrilling drop from 208 feet in the air, nearly doubling the second tallest rollercoaster at this park. You can get up to 70 miles per hour on it's red steel tracks that find right here in Utah
What is the "Cannibal"?
This German general served in the northern African front of the War as a German field marshal, where he earned the nickname of Dessert Fox for his sneak attacks, and "fox like Tactics".
Who is "Erwin Rommel"?
These parts allow the driver to see more around the car, specifically behind them, allowing their to be little or no blind spots.
What are "Mirrors"?
This is a classic from Weezer's debut album.
What is "Say It Ain't So"?
This car is whats called a purpose built car, where you build the car with one goal in mind, usually racing or top speed related, then you worry about production of the car later. This cars purpose was to win at the 24 Hours of LeMans, which it did, it also had a very strange way of naming it.
What is the "Ford GT40"?
On this slow paced ride that anyone from children to Grandparent, you experience a mystical world of miniatures from Disney stories including a new addition from Frozen's Arendelle.
What is/are the "Storybook Land Canal Boats"?
These 2 Bombs where known in the war for hitting Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and putting an end to the Pacific theater of the war.
What are "Little Boy and Fat Man"?
You can find this part dating back to the very first cars and even beyond that. The material that these are made out of can denote your social class and wealth, these days they can be found made with polyester, leather or in some cases alcantera
What are "Seats"?
This is a hard rock/country rock song by Bon Jovi comes from the album Slippery When Wet.
What is "Wanted Dead or Alive"?
A Japanese economy car that finds its routs in rally racing, that comes from Honda
What is the "Honda Civic"?
This dragon themed ride has 2 Intense loops back to back while traveling at a top speed of 55 mph, and experience anywhere from between 4 and 4.9 G's of force. This coaster was selected by people magazine as one of the top 10 roller coasters in America in 1984 and it finds its home right here in Utah.
What is "Colossus, The Fire Dragon"?
This writing tool was used by the Royal Air Force during WW2 because the standard reservoir pens did not work well in high altitudes.
What is the "Ball Point Pen"?
This part is one of the most important parts of the car and can be found on every car since 1921, and they can be found in many different types but the most common type on today's cars consists of 2 parts usually made of steel and sometimes made of a carbon ceramic compound for better heat dissipation and distribution.
What are "Brakes"?
This is a song from the English band The Clash in their album Combat Rock.
What is "Should I Stay or Should I Go"?
This Japanese car known for being one of the fastest and most modable cars on the planet earth recently got a remake that sparks controversy over being more of a German Built BMW Z4 than the Toyota supercar it's supposed to be.
What is the "Supra"?
This red steel roller coaster gives you a 208 foot drop with a maximum speed of 73 miles per hour. It is located at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois, and shares its name with the emblem of an Italian super car manufacturer.
What is the "Raging Bull"?
This type of bombing was most famously used in Dresden and Tokyo, where rather than trying to blast things away, the bombs were meant to burn everything away.
What is "Fire Bombing"?
These parts can be located in different parts of the engine depending on its layout. If the engine is a push rod then you can find it in the engine block but if it's not you can find them in the cylinder heads.
What are "Camshafts"?
This song written by american rock band Soundgarden, is one of their most recognizable tracks. It comes from their album Superunknown.
What is "Black Hole Sun"?
This Hypercar hailing from France, with a quad turbo W16 engine making 1500 horsepower and 1180 lb-ft of torque. this beast of a car recently broke the record for the fastest production car with an amazing 304 mph top speed pass.
What is the "Bugatti Chiron/Chiron 300+"?
This ride is a western themed inverted roller coaster that can be found in Knott's Berry Farm.
What is the "Silver Bullet"?
Though most assume Germany had amazing amounts of weapons tanks and manpower, however this neighboring Allied country had much more than germany.
What is "France"?
This part splits the engine torque two ways allowing each wheel to spin at different speeds. this part is particularly useful for cornering and limits the ability for modern cars to burnout on both tires and do donuts.
What is the "Differential"?
This song comes from the rock band Mountain and made #21 in the billboard hot 100 record chart in 1970.
What is "Mississippi queen"?
This car is a kit car, you take a stock normal looking car and turn it into a car with supercar looks and performance. the initial car is the an Infiniti G35 Coupe, and the end product is the Blank G35 Coupe, that comes with a new super light body wheels and even scissor doors.
What is the "Vaydor" G35 Coupe?