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Cannibal

2015-07-02T22:52:53Z

Jordan:

{| class="wikitable" style="float: right; margin-left: 10px; width: 310px;"
! [[File:Cannibal.png|310px|Cannibal]] [[File:Cannibalpage.jpg|frameless|thumb]]
|-
| '''Tower Height:''' 208 Feet
|-
| '''Track Length:''' 2,735 Feet
|-
| '''Ride Time:''' 2 ½ minutes
|-
| '''Maximum G Force:''' 4.2 G’s
|-
| '''Maximum Speed:''' 70 miles per hour
|-
| '''Maximum Inverted Loop:''' 140 Feet Tall
|-
| '''Riders Per Car:''' 12
|-
| '''Rider Capacity Per Hour:''' 1,200
|-
| '''Minimum Height to Ride:''' 48 inches
|-
| '''Budget:''' $22 Million
|-
| '''Manufacturer:''' [[Lagoon#Ride_Manufacturing|Lagoon]]
|-
! [[File:Ride5.png|frameless|center|link=Ride Ratings]] [[Ride Ratings|Aggressive Thrill]]
|}
'''Cannibal''' is a 208-foot roller coaster, or megacoaster new to the park in 2015. The ride began a "limited soft opening" phase at 3:08 PM on Thursday, July 2nd 2015. The public will be able to ride through the holiday weekend, according to the park.

{{Notice|message=This article is about an upcoming ride at Lagoon. The information on this page may not be fully up to date, and details may change as the ride gets closer to opening. Up to the minute discussion can be found on the [http://www.lagoonisfun.com/showthread.php?tid=5094 Forum].}}

== Delay ==

The park had stated that they expected Cannibal to open on Lagoon's opening day 3/28/15<ref>[http://www.standard.net/Business/2014/12/05/Lagoon-s-newest-attraction-has-yet-to-open-and-it-is-already-lifting-sales Lagoon's Cannibal ride is lifting expectations] Standard Examiner, 12-05-2014</ref>, however the ride was not yet ready and did not open on that date. The final track piece was placed on 3/14/15, and the first test run occurred on 3/15/15 at 1:55 PM.

Since the time of the park's opening very few details of the coaster's testing phase or potential opening date have been made public. Lagoon has responded to questions on Facebook about Cannibal's opening date stating that the ride is currently under testing and commissioning, and will open sometime during the 2015 season.

It is possible that the park will open the coaster to riders completely unannounced to avoid the possibility of having a problem with the coaster on its advertised opening date. This was also done when the park first opened [[Wicked]].

== Announcement ==

Lagoon held an event for the media on September 4th, 2014 to officially announce Cannibal. The park had not previously commented on the ride, although ride construction and track were already visible. Lagoon confirmed the name and height of the coaster and a few other details, some of which had already been speculated on the internet. Lagoon showed models of the temple theming and a piece of track to the press. The park released a series of ride renderings that did not show the majority of the coaster and an overhead plan of the waterfall.

{| style="text-align: center;
|+ style="caption-side:bottom; color:#666666;"|''Images provided by Lagoon when Cannibal was announced''
|-
|[[File:Render1.jpg|alt=Rendering of Cannibal|80px|thumb]]
|[[File:Render2.jpg|alt=Rendering of Cannibal|80px|thumb]]
|[[File:Render3.jpg|alt=Rendering of Cannibal|80px|thumb]]
|[[File:Cannibalwater.png|alt=Rendering of water feature|80px|thumb]]
|}

== Ride Details ==
[[File:Cannibal full park opening.jpg|right|thumb|Cannibal and [[Skycoaster]]]]

Cannibal has been under construction for over two years and is set to open this year. The ride's footprint includes the site of the former [[X-Venture Zone]] ride, [[Top Eliminator]]. A viewing area for the ride is being built between Cannibal and [[Double Thunder Raceway]]. The ride is a one of a kind steel roller coaster, and it is primarily being manufactured and constructed locally.

Cannibal will be the tallest roller coaster at Lagoon with a height of 208 feet. It is nearly double the height of Lagoon's second tallest roller coaster, [[Wicked]]. The ride features single car trains with three rows of four seats. The seats will have lap bars similar to those on Wicked, and will not include over the shoulder restraints. The ride's dual elevator lift raises the trains to the top of an enclosed tower with riders seated in an upright orientation. Cannibal's 116° first drop is steeper than Wicked's 90° vertical drop, and is known as a "beyond-vertical" drop. The ride will travel at speeds of up to 70 miles per hour.

== Records ==

When Cannibal opens it will feature the tallest beyond-vertical drop in the world and it will be the steepest roller coaster in the United States.

== Ride Elements ==
[[File:Cannibal_switchback_roll_park_opening.jpg|right|thumb|Cannibal's "switchback" barrel roll element.]]

When Cannibal was announced, Lagoon stated that the ride would feature the following elements:

* Vertical Lift
* Inverted Loop
* Diving Loop
* Underground Tunnel
* Exclusive thrill element to be announced at a later date.

Based on design images and construction photos, it is believed that the ride will feature (in order):

* Dual Elevator Lift
* Beyond Vertical Drop
* Underground Tunnel
* Inverted Loop
* Diving Loop
* Double Down
* Highly Overbanked Turn
* Lagoon Roll (a 270° Counter-Clockwise Barrel Roll immediately followed by 180+° Clockwise Barrel Roll)
* Helix through a tunnel behind a waterfall.

In January of 2015 Lagoon released a picture of track piece "S27" on their facebook page. It shows a series of linear synchronous motors (LSMs) on a curved piece of track. The piece has since been installed at the end of the double down between the diving loop and the overbanked turn. There has been debate as to whether this is an LSM launch or a trim brake. Video of Cannibal's first test run does not show any significant gain or loss of speed on this portion of the track.

Although Lagoon initially announced that Cannibal would have three inversions, it would be reasonable to say that it actually has four.

== Theme elements ==
[[File:Cannibal_monkey_and_rhino.jpg|right|thumb|Monkey on a pillar in front of the Rhino temple]]

=== Temples ===

There are "Temples" built above the underground tunnel. They appear as if they are built of stone with domed roofs. One temple features the head of a rhinoceros, one features the head of an elephant, and one features a snake and a unique archway. There are doorways and open windows in the temples, but their purpose is unclear. There is a series of false stone walls, pillars and stairs in front of the temples. A monkey sits atop one of the pillars.

=== Waterfall ===

The ride features a waterfall that is approximately fifty feet tall. The final helix of the ride's track travels through a tunnel in the waterfall, and behind the falling water. The barrel roll element of the ride has the riders travel upside down over three pools on top of the waterfall. There is at least one large statue "carved" into the rear of the waterfall. The waterfall is made of concrete sprayed over a steel structure.

=== End Brake Run ===

The entrance to the ride's final brake run features a false stone facade built in a style somewhat similar to the temples in the ride. The trains enter under an archway that that that has a snake's head above it, a man holding an axe on the left of it, and a man holding a sword and extending his other hand on the right of it.

=== Lion statues ===

Cannibal's theming includes cement lions that previously sat at the steps to the Utah State Capital Building. They were originally sculpted by Gavin Jack in 1915, and were repaired by Ralphael Plescia in 1977. In 2009 the Capitol restoration project concluded that the lions were too deteriorated to repair again. They were auctioned on eBay and replaced with new lion statues made of Italian marble. Lagoon won three of the statues at auction, spending nearly $16,000 but were outbid by a Salt Lake City resident on the fourth, which sold for $8,100. Lagoon has created additional concrete animals for the ride, and the ride's overall theme may have been partially inspired by the lion statues. The lions have been fully restored by Lagoon and sit near Cannibal's entrance. The lions will be 100 years old during Cannibal's first season. It is thought that one of the lions might contain a time capsule.

=== Control booth ===

a [http://www.lagoonisfun.com/attachment.php?aid=336 photo of the ride's control booth] has appeared online. The booth is heavily themed and rounded on the bottom. It may represent either a large cooking pot or a bucket for a catapult.

=== False boulder ===

There is a small building underneath track piece "S27" that has been disguised as a boulder. The building may house some of the ride's electrical components.

== Name ==

According to Julie Freed, spokesperson for Lagoon, “We have named it Cannibal, because in our collective mind it will eat other roller coasters in their tracks!”

Lagoon insiders have stated that the name "Savage" was also considered for the coaster. The name "Cannibal" may be the result of Lagoon looking for a name that sounded more intense than "Wicked" and also went well with a theme that incorporated the lion statues.

== Manufacturer ==

Cannibal is unusual in that it is not being designed and built by an existing roller coaster manufacturer. It was designed by Lagoon's head engineer [[Dal Freeman]] with significant assistance from Lagoon's second engineer Dustin Allen. The ride is being built by Lagoon and its contractors.

=== Local contractors ===

Over 75% of contractors and vendors involved in the construction of this coaster are from Utah. Below is a list of these companies as identified by Lagoon.
{| style="width:100%;border:solid;border-width:1px;"
|-
|Automotive & Industrial Supply||Border States Electric||Brundage-Bone||
|-
|Codale Electric Supply||Colonial Building Supply||Fastenal Company
|-
|FOR-SHOR Company||GEM Buildings||Geneva Rock Inc.
|-
|H&E Equipment Services||HOJ Engineering & Sales||Intermountain Concrete Specialties
|-
|[[Intermountain Lift]]||Lakeview Rock Products||Marmon/Keystone, LLC
|-
|Marz Precision Manufacturing||Masco, Inc.||Mountain Crane Services, LLC
|-
|Pacific Steel||Petersen Incorporated||Pilot Freight Services
|-
|Quality Fire Protection||Richards Sheet Metal||T.H.B. Inc.
|-
|Wadsworth Brothers Construction||Ward Engineering Group||Wells Fargo Bank
|-
|Wells Fargo Equipment Financing||Wilson Brothers Trucking
|}

=== Other contractors ===

Additional contractors known to be involved with Cannibal's construction include:
* Cloward H20 (Waterfall design)
* Cemrock (Waterfall and temple construction)
* [[ART Engineering GmbH]] (Train manufacturer)
* Actemium Controlmatic GmbH (Safety and Control System)

== Concept art ==

The park has distributed marketing material featuring an artist's rendition of the ride. It is not a true to life representation of the ride. 
[[File:Conceptart.png|350px]] Artist's rendition courtesy of Lagoon, via LagoonIsFun.com & Sid Vernon.

== Construction Gallery ==

<gallery>
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</gallery>

== Videos ==

Lagoon began testing Cannibal with employees on the coaster shortly after 12:15pm on June 22, 2015. This video features the second train to ever hold riders

{{#ev:youtube
|https://youtu.be/I8P-Y3cbMzU
|||Lagoon employees riding Cannibal
|frame
}}

Close-up video of Cannibal testing

{{#ev:youtube
|https://youtu.be/Pqog9FEi24o
|||Lagoon's Cannibal - Close-up test run footage!
|frame
}}

Lagoon created a video showing the coaster under construction in mid-February. This is the first video footage of the coaster released by Lagoon.

{{#ev:youtube
|http://youtu.be/U-nLhkkXteM
|||Cannibal Progress February 2015
|frame
}}

== See Also ==

*[http://www.lagoonpark.com/ride/cannibal/ Official Page]
*[https://www.facebook.com/lagoonpark Lagoon's Facebook page]
*[http://www.lagoonisfun.com/showthread.php?tid=5094 LiF Cannibal Discussion]

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Cannibal

2015-07-02T22:52:14Z

Jordan: Added opening date/time

{| class="wikitable" style="float: right; margin-left: 10px; width: 310px;"
! [[File:Cannibal.png|310px|Cannibal]] [[File:Cannibalpage.jpg|frameless|thumb]]
|-
| '''Tower Height:''' 208 Feet
|-
| '''Track Length:''' 2,735 Feet
|-
| '''Ride Time:''' 2 ½ minutes
|-
| '''Maximum G Force:''' 4.2 G’s
|-
| '''Maximum Speed:''' 70 miles per hour
|-
| '''Maximum Inverted Loop:''' 140 Feet Tall
|-
| '''Riders Per Car:''' 12
|-
| '''Rider Capacity Per Hour:''' 1,200
|-
| '''Minimum Height to Ride:''' 48 inches
|-
| '''Budget:''' $22 Million
|-
| '''Manufacturer:''' [[Lagoon#Ride_Manufacturing|Lagoon]]
|-
! [[File:Ride5.png|frameless|center|link=Ride Ratings]] [[Ride Ratings|Aggressive Thrill]]
|}
'''Cannibal''' is a 208-foot roller coaster, or megacoaster that is currently under construction. The ride began a "limited soft opening" phase at 3:08 PM on Thursday, July 2nd 2015. The public will be able to ride through the holiday weekend, according to the park.

{{Notice|message=This article is about an upcoming ride at Lagoon. The information on this page may not be fully up to date, and details may change as the ride gets closer to opening. Up to the minute discussion can be found on the [http://www.lagoonisfun.com/showthread.php?tid=5094 Forum].}}

== Delay ==

The park had stated that they expected Cannibal to open on Lagoon's opening day 3/28/15<ref>[http://www.standard.net/Business/2014/12/05/Lagoon-s-newest-attraction-has-yet-to-open-and-it-is-already-lifting-sales Lagoon's Cannibal ride is lifting expectations] Standard Examiner, 12-05-2014</ref>, however the ride was not yet ready and did not open on that date. The final track piece was placed on 3/14/15, and the first test run occurred on 3/15/15 at 1:55 PM.

Since the time of the park's opening very few details of the coaster's testing phase or potential opening date have been made public. Lagoon has responded to questions on Facebook about Cannibal's opening date stating that the ride is currently under testing and commissioning, and will open sometime during the 2015 season.

It is possible that the park will open the coaster to riders completely unannounced to avoid the possibility of having a problem with the coaster on its advertised opening date. This was also done when the park first opened [[Wicked]].

== Announcement ==

Lagoon held an event for the media on September 4th, 2014 to officially announce Cannibal. The park had not previously commented on the ride, although ride construction and track were already visible. Lagoon confirmed the name and height of the coaster and a few other details, some of which had already been speculated on the internet. Lagoon showed models of the temple theming and a piece of track to the press. The park released a series of ride renderings that did not show the majority of the coaster and an overhead plan of the waterfall.

{| style="text-align: center;
|+ style="caption-side:bottom; color:#666666;"|''Images provided by Lagoon when Cannibal was announced''
|-
|[[File:Render1.jpg|alt=Rendering of Cannibal|80px|thumb]]
|[[File:Render2.jpg|alt=Rendering of Cannibal|80px|thumb]]
|[[File:Render3.jpg|alt=Rendering of Cannibal|80px|thumb]]
|[[File:Cannibalwater.png|alt=Rendering of water feature|80px|thumb]]
|}

== Ride Details ==
[[File:Cannibal full park opening.jpg|right|thumb|Cannibal and [[Skycoaster]]]]

Cannibal has been under construction for over two years and is set to open this year. The ride's footprint includes the site of the former [[X-Venture Zone]] ride, [[Top Eliminator]]. A viewing area for the ride is being built between Cannibal and [[Double Thunder Raceway]]. The ride is a one of a kind steel roller coaster, and it is primarily being manufactured and constructed locally.

Cannibal will be the tallest roller coaster at Lagoon with a height of 208 feet. It is nearly double the height of Lagoon's second tallest roller coaster, [[Wicked]]. The ride features single car trains with three rows of four seats. The seats will have lap bars similar to those on Wicked, and will not include over the shoulder restraints. The ride's dual elevator lift raises the trains to the top of an enclosed tower with riders seated in an upright orientation. Cannibal's 116° first drop is steeper than Wicked's 90° vertical drop, and is known as a "beyond-vertical" drop. The ride will travel at speeds of up to 70 miles per hour.

== Records ==

When Cannibal opens it will feature the tallest beyond-vertical drop in the world and it will be the steepest roller coaster in the United States.

== Ride Elements ==
[[File:Cannibal_switchback_roll_park_opening.jpg|right|thumb|Cannibal's "switchback" barrel roll element.]]

When Cannibal was announced, Lagoon stated that the ride would feature the following elements:

* Vertical Lift
* Inverted Loop
* Diving Loop
* Underground Tunnel
* Exclusive thrill element to be announced at a later date.

Based on design images and construction photos, it is believed that the ride will feature (in order):

* Dual Elevator Lift
* Beyond Vertical Drop
* Underground Tunnel
* Inverted Loop
* Diving Loop
* Double Down
* Highly Overbanked Turn
* Lagoon Roll (a 270° Counter-Clockwise Barrel Roll immediately followed by 180+° Clockwise Barrel Roll)
* Helix through a tunnel behind a waterfall.

In January of 2015 Lagoon released a picture of track piece "S27" on their facebook page. It shows a series of linear synchronous motors (LSMs) on a curved piece of track. The piece has since been installed at the end of the double down between the diving loop and the overbanked turn. There has been debate as to whether this is an LSM launch or a trim brake. Video of Cannibal's first test run does not show any significant gain or loss of speed on this portion of the track.

Although Lagoon initially announced that Cannibal would have three inversions, it would be reasonable to say that it actually has four.

== Theme elements ==
[[File:Cannibal_monkey_and_rhino.jpg|right|thumb|Monkey on a pillar in front of the Rhino temple]]

=== Temples ===

There are "Temples" built above the underground tunnel. They appear as if they are built of stone with domed roofs. One temple features the head of a rhinoceros, one features the head of an elephant, and one features a snake and a unique archway. There are doorways and open windows in the temples, but their purpose is unclear. There is a series of false stone walls, pillars and stairs in front of the temples. A monkey sits atop one of the pillars.

=== Waterfall ===

The ride features a waterfall that is approximately fifty feet tall. The final helix of the ride's track travels through a tunnel in the waterfall, and behind the falling water. The barrel roll element of the ride has the riders travel upside down over three pools on top of the waterfall. There is at least one large statue "carved" into the rear of the waterfall. The waterfall is made of concrete sprayed over a steel structure.

=== End Brake Run ===

The entrance to the ride's final brake run features a false stone facade built in a style somewhat similar to the temples in the ride. The trains enter under an archway that that that has a snake's head above it, a man holding an axe on the left of it, and a man holding a sword and extending his other hand on the right of it.

=== Lion statues ===

Cannibal's theming includes cement lions that previously sat at the steps to the Utah State Capital Building. They were originally sculpted by Gavin Jack in 1915, and were repaired by Ralphael Plescia in 1977. In 2009 the Capitol restoration project concluded that the lions were too deteriorated to repair again. They were auctioned on eBay and replaced with new lion statues made of Italian marble. Lagoon won three of the statues at auction, spending nearly $16,000 but were outbid by a Salt Lake City resident on the fourth, which sold for $8,100. Lagoon has created additional concrete animals for the ride, and the ride's overall theme may have been partially inspired by the lion statues. The lions have been fully restored by Lagoon and sit near Cannibal's entrance. The lions will be 100 years old during Cannibal's first season. It is thought that one of the lions might contain a time capsule.

=== Control booth ===

a [http://www.lagoonisfun.com/attachment.php?aid=336 photo of the ride's control booth] has appeared online. The booth is heavily themed and rounded on the bottom. It may represent either a large cooking pot or a bucket for a catapult.

=== False boulder ===

There is a small building underneath track piece "S27" that has been disguised as a boulder. The building may house some of the ride's electrical components.

== Name ==

According to Julie Freed, spokesperson for Lagoon, “We have named it Cannibal, because in our collective mind it will eat other roller coasters in their tracks!”

Lagoon insiders have stated that the name "Savage" was also considered for the coaster. The name "Cannibal" may be the result of Lagoon looking for a name that sounded more intense than "Wicked" and also went well with a theme that incorporated the lion statues.

== Manufacturer ==

Cannibal is unusual in that it is not being designed and built by an existing roller coaster manufacturer. It was designed by Lagoon's head engineer [[Dal Freeman]] with significant assistance from Lagoon's second engineer Dustin Allen. The ride is being built by Lagoon and its contractors.

=== Local contractors ===

Over 75% of contractors and vendors involved in the construction of this coaster are from Utah. Below is a list of these companies as identified by Lagoon.
{| style="width:100%;border:solid;border-width:1px;"
|-
|Automotive & Industrial Supply||Border States Electric||Brundage-Bone||
|-
|Codale Electric Supply||Colonial Building Supply||Fastenal Company
|-
|FOR-SHOR Company||GEM Buildings||Geneva Rock Inc.
|-
|H&E Equipment Services||HOJ Engineering & Sales||Intermountain Concrete Specialties
|-
|[[Intermountain Lift]]||Lakeview Rock Products||Marmon/Keystone, LLC
|-
|Marz Precision Manufacturing||Masco, Inc.||Mountain Crane Services, LLC
|-
|Pacific Steel||Petersen Incorporated||Pilot Freight Services
|-
|Quality Fire Protection||Richards Sheet Metal||T.H.B. Inc.
|-
|Wadsworth Brothers Construction||Ward Engineering Group||Wells Fargo Bank
|-
|Wells Fargo Equipment Financing||Wilson Brothers Trucking
|}

=== Other contractors ===

Additional contractors known to be involved with Cannibal's construction include:
* Cloward H20 (Waterfall design)
* Cemrock (Waterfall and temple construction)
* [[ART Engineering GmbH]] (Train manufacturer)
* Actemium Controlmatic GmbH (Safety and Control System)

== Concept art ==

The park has distributed marketing material featuring an artist's rendition of the ride. It is not a true to life representation of the ride. 
[[File:Conceptart.png|350px]] Artist's rendition courtesy of Lagoon, via LagoonIsFun.com & Sid Vernon.

== Construction Gallery ==

<gallery>
file:Cannibal_construction_superdude123_0.jpg
file:Cannibal_construction_superdude123_1.jpg
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</gallery>

== Videos ==

Lagoon began testing Cannibal with employees on the coaster shortly after 12:15pm on June 22, 2015. This video features the second train to ever hold riders

{{#ev:youtube
|https://youtu.be/I8P-Y3cbMzU
|||Lagoon employees riding Cannibal
|frame
}}

Close-up video of Cannibal testing

{{#ev:youtube
|https://youtu.be/Pqog9FEi24o
|||Lagoon's Cannibal - Close-up test run footage!
|frame
}}

Lagoon created a video showing the coaster under construction in mid-February. This is the first video footage of the coaster released by Lagoon.

{{#ev:youtube
|http://youtu.be/U-nLhkkXteM
|||Cannibal Progress February 2015
|frame
}}

== See Also ==

*[http://www.lagoonpark.com/ride/cannibal/ Official Page]
*[https://www.facebook.com/lagoonpark Lagoon's Facebook page]
*[http://www.lagoonisfun.com/showthread.php?tid=5094 LiF Cannibal Discussion]

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'''References'''
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[[Category:Attractions]]
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Lagoon Is Fun Wiki talk:To Do List

2015-04-02T23:41:58Z

Jordan: /* Who's working on what */

==Who's working on what==
Use this area to "claim" pages on the to do list. This way two people won't work on the same thing at the same time.

* [[The lagoon]] - [[User:Jetstar2|Jetstar2]] ([[User talk:Jetstar2|talk]]) 01:07, 1 April 2015 (MDT)
* [[Park Schedule]] - [[User:Jetstar2|Jetstar2]] ([[User talk:Jetstar2|talk]]) 01:07, 1 April 2015 (MDT)
* [[Games]] - --[[User:Jordan|Jordan]] ([[User talk:Jordan|talk]]) 17:41, 2 April 2015 (MDT)

==Page Suggestions==
Use this area to suggest pages for possible creation. There is no need to sign additions to this list.

* I keep seeing people talking about how Lagoon and No Limits and RCT and whatever use different terms. Since this is a Lagoon site, a list of [[Lagoon Terminology]] would be cool.
* [[Picnic Terraces]]
* [[Indoor Tennis Facility]]
* [[Annex Building]]
* [[The Luck of the Irish]]
* Privacy Policy, About and Disclaimers pages linked at the bottom of every page should probably say something.
* [[Farmington River Trail]]
* [[FrontRunner]]
* [[Lagoon Shuttle]]
* [[Parking]]

Lagoon Is Fun Wiki:Related Projects

2015-03-23T03:52:04Z

Jordan: Updated to a temp icon for the 2015 refresh

<table class="layout plainlinks" style="width:99%; margin:auto; text-align:left; background:transparent;">
<tr>
<td style="text-align:center; padding:4px;"> [[File:LIF2015_Icon.png|50px|link=http://www.lagoonisfun.com/index.php|LIF Forums]] </td>
<td style="width:33%; padding:4px;"> '''[http://www.lagoonisfun.com/index.php Lif Forum]''' Lagoon is Fun discussion forum</td>
<td style="text-align:center; padding:4px;"> [[File:lh_50px.png|50px|link=http://www.lagoonhistory.com|Lagoon History]] </td>
<td style="width:33%; padding:4px;"> '''[http://www.lagoonhistory.com Lagoon History]''' The Lagoon History Project</td>
<td style="text-align:center; padding:4px;"> [[File:Emblem-question.svg|50px|link=http://caniride.lagoonisfun.com|Can I Ride?]] </td>
<td style="width:33%; padding:4px;"> '''[http://caniride.lagoonisfun.com Can I Ride?]''' See what you can ride at Lagoon</td>
</tr>
</table>

File:LIF2015 Icon.png

2015-03-23T03:50:19Z

Jordan: Temporary icon for 2015 refresh

Temporary icon for 2015 refresh

File:LIF-icon.png

2015-03-23T03:49:06Z