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Flying Tigers is a new ride that debuted at Lagoon in 2017 along with Ruka Safari.

Flying Tigers is a Zamperla Flying Tigers model family ride located in Lagoon's kiddieland. Riders sit in two row airplane vehicles which are suspended from above. The vehicles travel straight for a distance and then sharply perform a U-turn. Adults can ride the ride but must sit in a rear row by themselves. Kids can sit in either row of the vehicle in pairs of two. The ride experience is similar to Red Rock Rally except the vehicles are suspended from above and tilt while turning.

The ride was not installed yet on Lagoon's 2017 opening day, instead opening on April 8th, 2017. Kids can sit in either row of the vehicle in pairs of two.

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-'''Flying Tigers''' is the name of a new ride debuting at Lagoon in 2017 along with [[Ruka Safari]].
+'''Flying Tigers''' is a new ride that debuted at Lagoon in 2017 along with [[Ruka Safari]].
+Flying Tigers is a [[Zamperla]] Flying Tigers model family ride located in Lagoon's [[kiddieland]]. Riders sit in two row airplane vehicles which are suspended from above. The vehicles travel straight for a distance and then sharply perform a U-turn. Adults can ride the ride but must sit in a rear row by themselves. Kids can sit in either row of the vehicle in pairs of two. The ride experience is similar to [[Red Rock Rally]] except the vehicles are suspended from above and tilt while turning.
+The ride was not installed yet on Lagoon's 2017 opening day, instead opening on April 8th, 2017.
+Kids can sit in either row of the vehicle in pairs of two.
-Flying Tigers is believed to be a Flying Tigers model family ride manufactured by [[Zamperla]]. The ride experience is similar to [[Red Rock Rally]] except the vehicles are suspended from above and tilt while turning. As of March 25, 2017 the ride had not been installed yet.
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