===Infusion Background=== Infusion is Blackpool's newest attraction which cost £8 million to construct. The new blue and turquoise Infusion ride was designed by the Dutch Vekoma group. It replaced the Pleasure Beach's popular Log Flume which was retired after almost 40 years.
Infusion Details
The 200ft animal features death-defying loops on twisted tracks and also incorporates water effects! There are five incredible loops and rolls, a looming lake just below, a wicked double line twist and brilliant water effects all in one cool suspended looping coaster.
Infusion will add to Blackpool's other whiteknuckle rides including the Iron Brew Revolution, opened in 1979, the Pepsi Max Big One, unveiled in 1994, the Ice Blast, opened in 1998, and the Valhalla from 2000.
Height restriction for Infusion is: 52"/132cm Number of tickets required:8 (unless you have a wristband) Capacity: 832 riders per hour Speed: 49.7 mph Duration: 1:23 Trains: 2 trains with 8 cars per train. Riders are arranged 2 across in a single row for a total of 16 riders per train.
Main Opinion
I went on this ride lasy year and it really is awesome. It is quite different from normal rollercoasters with its great water effects (which aren't too bad for those who don't really like water) and it'sdouble line twist!
You're feet are dangling above the water like on Nemesis at Alton Towers-but this is better-it feels faster, more exciting and simply just has more to it.
One thing to note about Infusion however is that although you are strapped in tightly and extremely safely, the speed and design of this rollercoaster makes it hard to keep your head still and it does get thrown side to side a little which may be a little uncomfortable for some but it's worth it!
Exhilerating ride you must go on if you go to Blackpool. 10/10.
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