Description: Unleashed in 2011 as "A New Breed of Speed," Cheetah Hunt was the second Intamin Blitz Coaster to open in the United States. Boasting three launches as well as a heartline roll, Cheetah Hunt is a favorite among park visitors. Photo taken in 2017. NOTE: This edition has been rotated to best suit the "Basic" Face Mask.
Description: Opening in the summer of 2016, Busch Gardens Tampa unleashed the park's first proper family coaster, a spinning coaster from Mack Rides. The coaster features three sections: a forwards section, a backwards section, as well as a free spinning section to end the ride. In addition, the attraction features dark ride-like show elements and an elevator lift, making this a stand out attraction at the park. Photo taken in 2017.
Description: Starting its life in 1996 at Busch Gardens Williamsburg as Wild Izzy (later, Wilde Maus), the Sand Serpent came to Busch Gardens Tampa in 2004 as a family friendly addition to the land that is now known as Pantopia where it operated until July 2023. While Wild Mouse type coasters have been around for decades, this particular mouse is notable for being one of the first five steel Wilde Maus models from Mack Rides. Now you can enjoy a piece of Williamsburg and Tampa history with this photo. Photo taken in July 2023.
Description: The iconic Chapel Gazebo at Legoland Florida's Cypress Gardens is held up by these beautiful pillars which were sourced from a cigar factory that had burnt down in Ybor City, Florida. The pillars were brought to Winter Haven and used to build the Chapel Gazebo on the highest point of the gardens in 1969. Photo taken in 2023.