Mysterious Lagoon ride is looking more and more like a roller coaster
The long-anticipated ride is set to debut in 2023.
(Dennis Montgomery via the Standard-Examiner) The construction of the new ride at Lagoon in Farmington is shown in the photo taken on January 23, 2022.
The mysterious ride taking shape at Lagoon is looking more and more like a roller coaster of some sort.
A recent photo provided to the Standard-Examiner shows a green section of track rising up to the top of the main body of the ride, with another track extension poking out of the mass.
Whatever the case, a rep from the Farmington amusement park isn’t saying much, as has been the case all along as the ride has slowly materialized — all the better to heighten curiosity and build anticipation.
“We usually don’t announce things until we’re ready to bring them online,” said Adam Leishman, a Lagoon spokesman. “Part of it is we like having surprises for people.”
To read more about the mystery ride at Lagoon, visit the Standard-Examiner.
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