Coca-Cola Roller

Coca-Cola Roller
Credit: Donald Whannell
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Charlie Reilly
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Jean Reid/New Glasgow Society
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Ann Gardner
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Paul Climie
Coca Cola Roller
During dismantling phase – Credit: Charlie Reilly
Coca Cola Roller
During dismantling phase – Credit: Charlie Reilly
Coca Cola Roller
During dismantling phase – Credit: Charlie Reilly
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Tommy Quinn
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Donald McCrae
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Richard East
Coca Cola Roller (2)
Credit: Richard East
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Richard East
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Richard East
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Richard East
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Richard East
Coca Cola Roller
Credit: Richard East
Garden Festival 'zone'

Science and Technology

Sponsor, if appropriate

Coca-Cola & Schweppes Beverages Ltd

Type of object

Pavilion, building or other structure

Current situation

Known

Current location, if known

Pleasurewood Hills, Lowestoft (as at January 2022)

Notes

A 'Boomerang Ride' by Vekoma, a Dutch manufacturer. Moved to the American Adventure theme park for the 1989 season, under the name 'Missile'. When American Adventure closed in 2006, moved to Pleasurewood Hills, Lowestoft and renamed 'Wipeout'.

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