Tier- und Freizeitpark Thüle, a German amusement park, has unveiled an impressive new addition to its lineup.

The park,  located in Northern Germany, commissioned a unique fusion attraction combining elements of a dark ride and a flying theater, reminiscent of Soarin. 

Referred to by the manufacturer as a “flying dark ride”, this innovative ride system was provided by the German firm Aufwind Group. Dubbed “Tiki-Tahiti-Adventure”, the attraction offers an immersive experience lasting approximately seven minutes.

The ride vehicles, resembling moving simulators with four seats each, traverse a 42-meter course (approx. 45 yards), making stops at various screens within a show building measuring 19 meters in length, 16 meters in width, and 5 meters in height. 

Following a themed pre-show featuring special effects, visitors board one of the four vehicles, guided by a researcher, to embark on a journey centered around a mysterious jungle treasure. Tier- und Freizeitpark Thüle invested 1.2 million euros into “Tiki-Tahiti-Adventure”.

Notably, a similar experience named “World of Memory” debuted last year at the German amusement park Ravensburger Spieleland, although the movements experienced on Tiki-Tahiti-Adventure are notably more intense. “Tiki-Tahiti-Adventure” is now open at the Tier- und Freizeitpark Thüle.

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