The Orbiter funfair ride is great and we also have all the fun inflatable games for you like the bouncy castles and the rodeo rides – let us do everything for you, so you can relax and enjoy the day with your guests. We can organise the whole event or fun day for you, from the fairground rides, the games and the acts and entertainers for you. We also have all the smaller fairground games like the fairground side stalls, the candyfloss and popcorn carts and the crazy golf hire. The Orbiter fairground ride hire is great fun and all your guests will love it. Our Orbiter fairground ride is a great fun attraction for any party of event, this is a great fun fairground ride all your guests will love, it is an exhilarating fun ride that will amaze guests. The arms raise rotating in one direction, but hold on, the pods rotate in another direction, this is a great sensation for guests when you hire Orbiter fairground rides, the spin of the ride is in reverse to the spin of the pod? We have all the exciting fairground rides for hire, like the dodgems and the Miami Trip fairground ride and the relaxed rides like the Fairground Carousel, so we can create the perfect mobile funfair and fairground hire package for you. Most Orbiter fairground rides have six arms with three, two-seater pods. When you hire Orbiter fairground ride fun you get a modern funfair ride invented in the seventies.

As of 4 February 2019, Orbiter will not reopen for the 2019 season, this was confirmed by the park.Hire Orbiter fairground ride for the best white-knuckle fairground ride around. One ride cycle is about 1 minute and 53 seconds. The rides braking system is activated and the ride comes to a complete stop by the time it reaches the ground. A few seconds later, the ride begins to descend back to the ground. After the ride lifts off the ground, the ride keeps rising eventually coming to an almost-vertical position. It can take about 20 to 25 seconds for the ride to reach its top speed and lift off of the ground. Once the ride operators give the all clear, the ride begins to spin in a circle constantly picking up speed. There is no seat belt or restraint system on the ride, only a cage to hold on to during the ride as when the ride is in operation, gravity will keep the rider in place. Riders take a seat in one of the 15 carriages which hold 2 riders each (for a total of 30 riders). This is where the riders sit when the ride is in operation. The fourth and final part are the carriages themselves. The third part(s) is / are the number of white metal supports that support the 15 carriages where riders sit. The wheel supports the structure of the ride. The second part is the centre red 'wheel' which is attached to the 'arm'.

The first part is the yellow 'arm' which supports the entire ride whether it is in operation or not. Orbiter is mainly made up of 4 different parts. On 4 February 2019, the attraction was fully dismantled and removed from the park. Later on in the season, the ride began to be re-assembled and was re-opened to the public. That same year, it was announced that Cedar Fair would buy all Paramount Parks. This led many people to wonder if the ride would be demolished completely. During this closure period, several parts of the ride were dismantled including the ride carriages. The ride had been removed from the park map and was surrounded by signs stating ' Please excuse our appearance as we are preparing for your future enjoyment'. After 25 years in operation, Orbiter was closed during the 2006 operating season. In 2002, the ride's name was changed to what it is known as today, Orbiter. When Orbiter first opened in 1981, it was called Sol Loco and featured a Mexican theme. The ride last operated during the 2018 season and has been completely dismantled and removed as of February 2019. The ride closed in 2006 and was partially dismantled but was re-built and re-opened later that season following the sale of Paramount's amusement park chain to Cedar Fair. The ride opened in 1981 for the park's first operating season. Orbiter (formerly known as Sol Loco) was a HUSS SkyLab at Canada's Wonderland in Ontario, Canada.

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