Happy Valley Beijing Expansion!

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Today Happy Valley Beijing has announced their newest expansion. Based on the art it will include a B&M hyper and a B&M family invert and also a rapids ride.

This is great. That park needs something worthwhile besides Extreme Rusher and Crystal Wing.

[Coasterkidmwm]

I wonder if the family invert is more intense than the SUF clone lol

Looks really good. (I need a "clapping hands" smiley!)

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New concept art reveals the family invert will be pink.

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Land clearing

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The track and supports have arrived on site!

Nice, the family inverts look fun. Excited to seeing how that hyper turns out

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Invert is vertical!

[Coasterkidmwm]

Man those kiddos are going to be disappointed when they transition from a B&M family coaster to an SLC lol

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I can see similar track and support colors but they actually look decent! Keep on!

[Coasterkidmwm]

Always found it interesting how all Chinese seem very close to an urban area, whereas park in the USA generally aren't.

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The invert is complete!

[Coasterkidmwm]

Annnnd it's way uglier than I thought it would be.

Coasterkidmwm wrote:

Always found it interesting how all Chinese seem very close to an urban area, whereas park in the USA generally aren't.

It makes sense when you consider that their land mass is roughly the same size as the U.S. main land, but have a 3 to 4 times the population

I think the main reason if for convenient access, I think people have less cars there. Also, it seems very "planned", compared to a lot of parks, like say, Magic Mountain, who bought large plots of land in the middle of a rural area, close enough to a highway, and then suburbs filled in later. I'm sure the population density is a factor as well, especially since the majority is along that eastern half with all that desert in the west. Even though a lot of food is imported, from countries like Brazil, for example, I think there is more of a distinction between agricultural areas and living areas. Here, in the west, it's pretty much broken up into three areas: urban, agricultural, and wilderness, unlike Massachusetts or Germany, where there is more overlap between woods and agriculture.

Wow please let me say that the tiny B&M layout also looks elegant! What a wonderful idea!

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Family coaster is now complete!

It's, I think, worth trying if you consider yourself one real kiddie fanatic! Bright colors!

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[Coasterkidmwm]

Man those kids are going to be disappointed when they switch from this to the SLC lol

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The family invert is now open! The hyper is due to open next year.

[herman116]

Too bad that all the nets are below the coaster... Other than that it looks okay.

Land being prepared for the new B&M Hyper coming next year:





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