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Storytale Theme Park Persuasive Speech
The new coaster at Storytale Theme Park is going to knock your top-hats off! Using only the newest technology around, we created a stellar coaster that is only for the “maddest” of coaster fanatics. The Alice in Wonderland coaster takes you on an enchanted ride through the Queen of Heart’s Kingdom, with an average speed of 95 mph! Not only is our roller coaster super fun for thrill seekers, but it is also an amazing experience! Our gravity defying loops and twisted turns, along with colorful scenes, will bring the story of Alice and the little white rabbit to LIFE. You won’t regret riding this topsy-turvy ride. The highest drop is 450 feet! Do you wanna take a ride filled with tea parties and magic? Come to Storytale Theme Park for a great time! The potential energy at the very top of our highest hill is so strong that when you drop down the hill, you will accelerate to an …show more content…
Well, I can assure you, even through all of the crazy, there is no way you can get hurt on our foolproof ride. Our high technology safety system assures all riders will be kept inside the ride at all times. Our seat belt latches over the head and clips between your legs. These overhead latches fight against inertia, so you won’t get thrown around on our coaster and possibly break any bones. This makes our ride enjoyable for almost anyone! As an extra precaution, we have seat belts that strap across your body just to make sure no one is getting out before the ride ends. We have a height requirement of 55 inches. Though the system is made to keep everyone safe, this ride can be quite rough for the little ones. But don’t worry,if your child can’t ride here, there are many rides all around this park! Because of all of the bright lights and color, we would not recommend this ride to anyone with seizures. We also would not recommend it to anybody who is pregnant because of the loops and tall
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