Talk:Galaxi

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Galaxi vs Zyklon

Please note that on a standard SDC Galaxi Coaster, the first turn out of the station is to the right; the lift hill is on the opposite side of the station and the first curve off the lift is to the right. On most Pinfari Zyklon coasters, the first turn out of the station is also to the right but the lift hill cuts diagonally through the structure, and the first turn off the lift is to the left. The exception is the larger Z64 model which has a lift hill along the back and a right-hand turn, similar to a Galaxi, however, it is much taller than a Galaxi. Fortunately, we only know of ten Z64 models built. So if you you are not sure if the coaster is a Galaxi or a Zyklon, look for the diagonal lift hill — chances are it's a Pinfari Zyklon. Pinfari also built several looping Zyklon models, SDC did not. If it has a loop, it is not a Galaxi. —JlACEer (talk) 16:05, 8 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]