Worlds of Fun
Kansas City, Missouri
Zambezi Zinger Construction
April 23, 2023
Page Three



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Once up at the top there is nothing else to do but to head on down.



What was a little surprising finally getting to see the ride in real life was how steep the first drop is.  For a "family coaster" I can't wait to take it for a spin in the back seat as it is going to whip you over the crest of the hill and leave you flying all the way down.



It's actually been quite a while since I had the pleasure of watching a coaster getting built right in front of me.  As someone who really and truly appreciates all of the hard work that goes into building a work of art such as the Zambezi Zinger I had to sit back and watch everyone at work for a few hours.



The Original Zambezi Zinger was 57 feet tall while this one tops out at 74 feet.



Most of what was being worked on with the lift was the construction of the railing and walkway that goes along the track.



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