Mondial (amusement ride manufacturer)

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Mondial
Industry Amusement ride manufacturing
Founded1979 (1979)
Headquarters Heerenveen, Friesland, Netherlands
Website www.mondialrides.com

Mondial is a Dutch company specialising in the manufacture of amusement rides.

Contents

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Shake

Products

Giant Wheels

Park Rides

Tower rides

Transportable

Concepts

Ride Installations

List of Mondial attractions
NameModelLocationCountryOpenedStatusRef
Air MaxxSwinger Prater
Rieger showman
Flag of Austria.svg Austria2019
1999-2018
Operating
Bat FlyerSuper Nova Selva Mágica Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico1990sOperating
Big WheelGiant Wheel Central Pier, Blackpool Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK1990Operating
Catwoman's WhipShake Six Flags New Orleans
Gotemba Thrill Valley
Flag of the United States.svg USA2003-2005
1995-2002
Closed
CliffhangerSplash Over Lagoon Flag of the United States.svg USA2001Operating
Cólera de Akiles
Formerly Boneshaker & Energizer
Super Nova Terra Mítica
Alton Towers
Flag of Spain.svg Spain2006
1995-2003
Operating
Démon
Formerly RollOver
Top Spin La Ronde
Tusenfryd
Leon Snep
Ahrend
Bausch
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada2014
2004-2007
2002
2000-2001
1995-1997
Operating
DeliriumRevolution Kings Dominion Flag of the United States.svg USA2016Operating
Electro SpinTop Scan Carowinds Flag of the United States.svg USA2017Operating
ExtremeTop Scan Furuviksparken
Gröna Lund
Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden2013
1999-2012
Operating
Grand CanyonSuper Nova Superland Flag of Israel.svg Israel1998Operating
HurricaneSuper Nova Särkänniemi Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden1991-2018Removed
Let's TwistTop Scan Everland Flag of South Korea.svg South Korea2008Operating
Perfect StormSplash Over Happy Valley Shanghai Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China2009-2020Removed
Psyclone Revolution Canada's Wonderland Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada2002Operating
Riptide
Formerly Cliffhanger
Splash Over Canada's Wonderland Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada2000Operating
SamuraiTop Scan Lagoon Flag of the United States.svg USA2000Operating
Samurai Top Scan Thorpe Park
Chessington World of Adventures
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK2004
1999-2003
Operating
Shockwave Top Scan Canada's Wonderland Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada2001Operating
Speed WaveTop Scan Prater
Global Village
Brean Leisure Park
Flamingo Park
Joly Fam showmen (France)
Flag of Austria.svg Austria2017
2014-2016
2013-2014
2009-2013
2005-2008
Operating
Soaring Timbers
Formerly Night Fly
Inferno Canada's Wonderland
Lainez
Biosseau
Rosai (Munich)
Kaiser (Munich)
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada2017
2014-2015
2004-2013
1999-2004
1995-1998
Operating [1]
[2]
Sol Spin Ventura Knott's Berry Farm Flag of the United States.svg USA2017Operating
SteelHawk
Formerly Windseeker
Windseeker Worlds of Fun
Knott's Berry Farm
Flag of the United States.svg USA2014
2011-2012
Operating
Storm ChaserWindseeker Adventureland Flag of the United States.svg USA2014Operating
Surf DanceSuper Nova Star City
Adventureland New York
Schäfer showman (Germany)
Flag of the Philippines.svg Philippines2007
1993-2006
1991-1992
Operating
SynkopeRevolution Terra Mítica Flag of Spain.svg Spain2004Operating
The FlashUltra Max Ocean Park Hong Kong Flag of Hong Kong.svg Hong Kong2011Operating
Tik TakShake R5 Tivoli Gardens Flag of Denmark.svg Denmark2018Operating
TomahawkShake Fort Fun Abenteuerland
Rieger showmen
Flag of Germany.svg Germany1999-2012
1992-1998
Removed
Tundra TwisterAvalanche Canada's Wonderland Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada2023Operating
WindSeeker Windseeker Canada's Wonderland Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada2011Operating
Windseeker Cedar Point Flag of the United States.svg USA2011Operating
Windseeker Kings Island Flag of the United States.svg USA2011Operating
Windseeker Kings Dominion Flag of the United States.svg USA2012Operating
Windseeker Carowinds Flag of the United States.svg USA2012Operating
Wild TwisterVentura Ocean Park Hong Kong Flag of Hong Kong.svg Hong Kong2019Operating


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