Legoland Windsor has made an exciting announcement, revealing the grand debut of the world's tallest Lego Minifigure, Roxie, in anticipation of the upcoming launch of its new attraction, the Minifigure Speedway coaster. Standing at an impressive 30 feet and weighing six tonnes, Roxie wears a racing suit and is the exclusive mascot for Legoland Windsor's latest thrill ride.
Designed to complement the park's unique offerings, Minifigure Speedway is set to be a groundbreaking addition to Legoland Windsor's roster of attractions.
Featuring cutting-edge technology and precision engineering by Zierer, Minifigure Speedway is the park's fastest roller coaster to date, with speeds reaching up to 56 km/h.
"Minifigure Speedway brings a real thrill element to the park especially for older kids who will love the competitiveness of racing against each other as one of the All Stars or Legends," said Helen Bull, divisional director at Legoland Windsor.
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Trend Themes
1. Giant LEGO Minifigures - The debut of the world's tallest LEGO Minifigure, Roxie, presents an opportunity for creating giant LEGO Minifigure attractions at theme parks.
2. High-speed Coasters - The introduction of the Minifigure Speedway coaster highlights the potential for developing high-speed roller coasters with cutting-edge technology.
3. Competitive Racing Experiences - The competitive nature of Minifigure Speedway sparks the idea of creating more racing experiences in theme parks that allow visitors to compete against each other.
Industry Implications
1. Theme Parks - The debut of the world's tallest Lego Minifigure and the launch of Minifigure Speedway introduce innovation opportunities for theme parks to offer unique and thrilling attractions.
2. Toy Manufacturing - The success and popularity of LEGO Minifigures at Legoland Windsor inspire opportunities for toy manufacturers to create giant LEGO Minifigures for sale.
3. Amusement Rides - The development and implementation of advanced technology in the Minifigure Speedway coaster presents potential opportunities for companies specializing in amusement ride design and engineering.