Spinfinity Splash | E&S Spinning coaster| O'Gliss Park | 2028

[Niles]

A French manufacturer known as E&S Rides will hopefully build its first coaster to date in 2028, called Spinfinity Splash at a waterpark in France.






Stats:
450 m long, 17 m high, 62 km/h top speed, 1,000 people per hour, accessible from 90 cm tall, and with modular water effects

Source and more info here

 

[WarmishSign]

This is a very interesting addition. Is that an inversion?

 

[ZeroG]

Outer-banked turnaround and a wave turn. Nice!

 

[Matt N]

Wow, that looks quirky! A proper coaster-style layout, but with water effects and almost rapids boat-style seating… I did not have that on my bingo card!

This is definitely one of the wackiest coaster announcements I’ve seen in a while!

 

[JoshC.]

The seats / cars are up for there for me as some of the quirkiest out there.

Pretty big / notable coaster for a manufacturer's first. Don't see that too often these days. Hopefully successful!

 

[Peet]

That looks like a great layout, it even has a station fly-through, very interesting to see how it turns out

 

[Boodangy]

Seemingly E&S has so far been in the business of making extant coasters more tolerable by installing new trains on woodies and magnetic brakes on pinfaris and such. Interestingly the Spinfinity concept originally included a four sided prism in the middle of the gondolas that a projector would point at from above, so that each seat got their own projection in dark ride scenes (concept photos show for example a character talking to guests in it). In general this concept was seemingly originally meant more as a small scale dark ride then outside coaster, but perhaps the park themselves wanted a larger version? Cool regardless!

Pretty big / notable coaster for a manufacturer's first. Don't see that too often these days. Hopefully successful!

I was gonna say let's hope it doesn't turn out like Gozimba at Serengeti-Park but then I went and checked and turns out that's the same company (RES) that previously already made a couple roller balls, which seem to be fine so Gozimba wasn't their coaster debut.

 

[GeminiOP03]

It's for sure a unique concept with a variety of options and programming. Spinfinity looks to fill the gap between a small SBF type and a Mack or Gerstlauer spinner.