2025年2月15日 · XXL is a Frisbee product from Dutch manufacturer KMG.The seats can be installed inwards or outwards. This list is incomplete, please expand it if you can.

The KMG XXL is one of the most iconic new midway rides. It is described as the bigger brother to the Afterburner and Freak Out. This description as accurate,...

2015年1月11日 · This is the KMG XXL ride, which appeared at Winter Wonderland at Hyde Park, London in 2014. Includes on-ride POV in full HD.David Ellis - Roller Coasters, Th...

Wade Shows announced the addition of a KMG XXL Ride to its extensive lineup of unique super spectacular attractions. Marina Zaitshik-Small, daughter of Frank Zaitshik, and her husband, Johan Small, have purchased the XXL after extensive research and consideration.

2022年7月11日 · The XXL moves on three integrated semi-trailers, and can be set up without the use of a crane. The ride swings riders 148 feet up in the air, twice as high as rides of a similar style traveling in the U.S. right now. Complimenting its massive size, the XXL will turn heads on the midway with its unique lighting and design package.

XXL is a giant version of the popular Afterburner flat ride, which swings rotating riders high into the air attached to the end of a long arm. The other end of the arm is fixed to a huge A-frame. This version of the ride is built by Netherlands-based manufacturer KMG, and reaches a …

2014年11月28日 · Footage of the debut on british soil of a KMG XXL on-ride and off ride footage

XXL is a Frisbee built by Dutch manufacturer KMG currently owned by UK Joseph Manning Jnr & William Thurston Snr. [1] ↑ "ThemeParkJames". Retrieved 2025-02-15. Last modified. This page was last edited on 16 February 2025, at 22:50. Copyright. Article content available under unless otherwise noted.

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2024年7月12日 · XXL is a Frisbee owned and traveled by Butler Amusements. [1] [2] It debuted at the California State Fair on July 12, 2024. [3] References