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I went on one ride called "Kamikaze." I won't describe how it works (you probably understand that I'm just too lazy), but I really liked it. The best feeling is when you're hanging upside down, at a height of more than 20 meters, for 10 seconds.
Although, I found this:
How it works: The ride consists of a central column with two steel arms, at the ends of which cabins are attached. The arms swing 360 degrees, clockwise and counterclockwise. Rules:
Prohibited:
— Use of the ride by visitors shorter than 1.2 m;
— Sticking hands outside the cabin;
— Bringing animals, umbrellas, canes, bulky items, food, or drinks;
— Smoking.
Prohibited from using the ride:
— Pregnant women;
— Visitors with heart or spinal problems;
— Those who cannot properly sit inside the cabin;
— Individuals who are intoxicated with alcohol or drugs;
— Visually unstable visitors.
It immediately brings to mind a pregnant woman, shorter than 1.2 m, holding an umbrella, with a cigarette in her mouth, and who is also intoxicated, and who cannot fit inside the cabin.
How it works: The ride consists of a central column with two steel arms, at the ends of which cabins are attached. The arms swing 360 degrees, clockwise and counterclockwise. Rules:
Prohibited:
— Use of the ride by visitors shorter than 1.2 m;
— Sticking hands outside the cabin;
— Bringing animals, umbrellas, canes, bulky items, food, or drinks;
— Smoking.
Prohibited from using the ride:
— Pregnant women;
— Visitors with heart or spinal problems;
— Those who cannot properly sit inside the cabin;
— Individuals who are intoxicated with alcohol or drugs;
— Visually unstable visitors.
It immediately brings to mind a pregnant woman, shorter than 1.2 m, holding an umbrella, with a cigarette in her mouth, and who is also intoxicated, and who cannot fit inside the cabin.