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'''Ladybug Bop''' is a family-friendly | '''Ladybug Bop''' is a family-friendly freefall tower ride designed to provide a mild thrill experience suitable for younger riders. | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 15 April 2025
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| Location: Kiddieland near Lagoon-A-Beach entrance |
| Manufacturer: Zierer |
| Model: Double Family Freefall Tower |
| Opened: 8 April 2006 |
| Maximum Height: 27 feet (8.2 meters) |
| Structural Height: 39 Feet (11.9 meteres) |
| Footprint: 18 x 34 feet (5.5 x 10.4 meters) |
| Number of Towers: 2 (Ladybug Bop and Dinosaur Drop) |
| Ride Capacity: 10 riders per tower |
| Hourly Capacity: 360 riders |
| Minimum Height Requirement: 36 inches (91 cm); riders between 36" and 42" must be accompanied by a supervising companion |
Ladybug Bop is a family-friendly freefall tower ride designed to provide a mild thrill experience suitable for younger riders.
Description
Ladybug Bop is one of two identical 40-foot vertical fall towers at Lagoon, alongside Dinosaur Drop. The ride features five double seats attached to a motorized ring that moves vertically and rotates around the tower. The ride experience includes gentle rises and drops, making it an accessible attraction for children and families.[1]
The ride is themed around ladybugs, with seats designed to resemble the insect. At the top of the tower, large decorative ladybugs and a flower bud enhance the visual appeal. The queue for Ladybug Bop begins at a giant mushroom, adding to the whimsical atmosphere.[2]
History
Ladybug Bop was introduced in 2006 as part of Lagoon's 120th anniversary celebrations. It replaced Skyfighter, which was relocated within the park. The ride is considered a kid-friendly version of Lagoon's Rocket, offering a similar drop experience but at a reduced intensity.[3]
Video
References
- ↑ Ladybug Bop Page on Lagoon's official website
- ↑ Dinosaur Drop and Ladybug Bop page on Lagoon History
- ↑ Lagoon celebrating 120th year. Deseret News, 7 April 2006.
See Also
| Rides |
| Roller Coasters - Thrill Rides - Family Rides - Kiddie Rides - X-Venture Zone |