Klondike Gold Mine (roller coaster)

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Klondike Gold Mine
Funland Hayling Island
Coordinates	50°47′3.85″N 0°59′14.54″W / 50.7844028°N 0.9873722°W / 50.7844028; -0.9873722Coordinates: 50°47′3.85″N 0°59′14.54″W / 50.7844028°N 0.9873722°W / 50.7844028; -0.9873722
Status	Removed
Opening date	2005 (2005)
Closing date	September 6, 2015 (2015-09-06)
Drayton Manor
Coordinates	52°36′32″N 1°42′47″W / 52.609°N 1.713°W / 52.609; -1.713
Status	Relocated to Funland Hayling Island
Opening date	1995 (1995)
Closing date	2004 (2004)
General statistics
Type	Steel
Manufacturer	Pinfari
Designer	Pinfari
Model	ZL42
Inversions	1
Klondike Gold Mine at RCDB Pictures of Klondike Gold Mine at RCDB

Klondike Gold Mine was a roller coaster at Funland Hayling Island. It was previously installed at Drayton Manor Theme Park, and transferred in 2005.

History[]

The ride was originally installed at Drayton Manor Theme Park in 1984, where it was known as The Python.^{[citation needed]}

In 1995 it was refurbished and renamed to the Klondike Gold Mine. The ride was transferred to Funland Hayling Island in 2005, being replaced by G-Force at Drayton Manor,^{[citation needed]} replacing a roller coaster already on site, and became one of the main rides at Funland.^{[citation needed]} It was replaced by Crazy Mouse style ride called Runaway Mine Train (originally from Gulliver's World).

In 2015, the ride was removed from Funland and was sold to Irish company Euroshow. In late 2018, the ride was sold again to Deggeller Attractions in the United States, becoming the only traveling coaster in the country to feature a loop.^[1]

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