Electric Eel, On-Ride & Entrance to Exit Queue POV 4K "60fps" Roller Coaster SeaWorld San Diego 2022

Longer title: [4K Ultra-HD "60fps"] Electric Eel | On-Ride (Ft. Front Row and Back Rows Normal and Horizon-Leveling/Locked Experiences), Entrance to Exit queue, and 2 Off-Ride shots POV 2018 Premier Rides LSM Launched Sky Rocket II Roller Coaster at SeaWorld San Diego (6/25/2022)



Timestamps:

Title, California Eel Aquarium, Entrance and Plaza walkthrough-0:00

Queue walkthrough with readable signs + Off-Ride shot 1-3:43

Entering the Station, new line cutting management, Off-Ride shot 2-6:38

Station lookthrough-8:42

Ride Operations while Timing one of the Dispatchs-9:12

Station Off-Ride 1-10:39

Entering a vehicle (front)-12:04

On-Ride POV (Front Row; Normal Experience)-12:54

On-Ride POV (Front Row; Horizon Locked Experience)-14:09

Station Off-Ride 2-15:19

Entering a vehicle (back)-16:48

On-Ride POV (Back Row; Normal Experience)-17:49

On-Ride POV (Back Row; Horizon Locked Experience)-19:12

Ride Exit and Photos-20:17

Additional Walkthrough of the boardwalk, extra props next to the coaster-19:42

A couple Non-Entrance and Queue Off-Ride shots-22:40

"Outro"-25:44


Electric Eel is a steel launched coaster at SeaWorld San Diego in San Diego, California. The coaster opened in 2018 and became the park's tallest and fastest roller coaster, and is themed around the Electric eel. An educational centre and exhibit can also be found by the attraction.


History
On January 3, 2017, SeaWorld San Diego announced their intention to add the Electric Eel roller coaster in time for the summer 2018 season. The coaster would be a launched coaster from Maryland-based Premier Rides, and alongside three new attractions opening later that year would mark a 24-month period of the park's largest growth since their opening in 1964.Electric Eel was proposed in January 2017 to be located on the park's eastern side, near the existing Journey to Atlantis water coaster, and given its notable height, would be painted lighter colors from the 60-foot mark and higher in order to comply with transparency requirements.


read a bit more? here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elect...)




Ride experience
Queue
The Queue area meanders around an ocean floor landscape located in front of Electric Eel, near the Ocean Explorer park area. The usage of handrails and permanent shade structures is minimal, and educational signage spread throughout the queue offer facts about the Electric eel.


Layout
Riders are launched forwards out of the station and up into a partial twist. The train then falls back through the station, where it is accelerated backwards into another twist. Once again, the train rolls back into the station and riders are accelerated for the third and final time to a top speed of 62 miles per hour (100 km/h). It then travels up to a height of 150 feet (46 m) and twists into a slow heartline roll at the top. Upon exiting the roll, riders twist down into a full a full non-inverting loop before coming to an eventual stop in the station. One full cycle of the ride experience lasts approximately 50 seconds.



Location SeaWorld San Diego

Coordinates 32.764990°N 117.224022°W

Status Operating

Opening date May 10, 2018

General statistics

Type Steel – Launched

Manufacturer Premier Rides

Model Sky Rocket II

Lift/launch system LSM Launch

Height 150 ft (46 m)

Drop 135 ft (41 m)

Length 863 ft (263 m)

Speed 62 mph (100 km/h)

Inversions 1

Duration 0:45

Capacity 720 riders per hour

Height restriction 54 in (137 cm)

Trains Single train with 3 cars. Riders are arranged 2 across in 3 rows for a total of 18 riders per train.

Website https://seaworld.com/san-diego/rides/...




Tallest & Fastest Launch Roller Coaster in San Diego, as Emperor is slightly taller and faster but with a lift hill.
The tallest, fastest roller coaster in San Diego is here – a multi-launch coaster with high-energy twists, electrifying loops and inversions.


Hey fellow roller coaster fans and thrill seekers!


Get ready to feel EElectrified because the TALLEST and FASTEST roller coaster in SeaWorld San Diego’s history is here! Riders of Electric Eel will drop from heights of 150 feet while getting boosted 60 mph forwards and backwards through looping twists and an inverted heartline roll. As if anything less was expected from a SeaWorld San Diego roller coaster, Electric Eel is 853 feet of pure excitement. Click on the videos below to find out more about SeaWorld San Diego’s newest roller coaster!


To stay in the know, use #EELectrified for updates on Electric Eel at SeaWorld San Diego. See you soon!

Credit to SeaWorld San Diego website and Wikipedia for the additional details


Footage filmed + Resolution type: 6/25/2022 (4K 60fps Standard, MAX Horizon-Leveling 2.7K Super-HD 60fps Raw Footages)
Camera: GoPro Hero 9 Black with Chest mount harness
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