Legoland California

[Viator]

Legoland dropping $90 million on Disney/Universal Studios-style indoor coasters
"The owner of Legoland theme parks announced Tuesday that a new indoor roller coaster is coming to Legoland California next year.
London-based Merlin Entertainments said a matching coaster is being built at Legoland Florida for a combined cost of $90 million — the biggest attraction investment in the parks' histories."

I guess the total cost for both coasters (Florida and California) is $90 million, so $45 million per coaster? How does that cost compare with typical coasters?

I'd probably say it's closer to one of the higher expense based developments of the Gigas from Six Flags (albeit higher).

I think it's been said this is a Intamin MDC; similar to what is being done for Minecraft in Chessington.

 

[Freak]

I'd probably say it's closer to one of the higher expense based developments of the Gigas from Six Flags (albeit higher).

I think it's been said this is a Intamin MDC; similar to what is being done for Minecraft in Chessington.

Just looked it up. So basically a *slightly* smaller of Uncharted at Port Adventura? That’s a lot more substantial than what I was expecting!

I do hope they resurrect that Vekoma madhouse we were supposed to get eventually.