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Rollercoaster?

I don't think the flying fish is a roller coaster. It is a powered ride. I'm not enough of a coaster geek to know the proper name for this, could someone edit it for me?

ie it doesn't use gravitational energy to achieve its movement, the track is powered. or at least, I think that's the case. I'll try and find a reference. Triangl (talk) 08:23, 29 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]