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- What is the name of your theme park? Holiday Wonderland - What type of attractions do you want to include? Roller coasters, each has a theme: Science Rollercoaster: “Christmas Wonderland” Christmas: Take pictures with Santa, Big Christmas tree in middle of Christmas land, Escape the grinch ride, read Christmas stories to kids Theme: This ride blends the magic of Christmas with the science of winter and festive wonders. Elements: Snowstorm Spin: Riders are whipped through a simulated snowstorm, learning about weather patterns and how snowflakes form. Polar Plunge: A fast drop simulating the freezing cold temperatures at the North Pole, introducing the concept of freezing points and how heat transfers. Light Show Loop: Twists and turns through dazzling Christmas lights, demonstrating the science of light reflection and electricity that powers holiday decorations. Reindeer Flight: A soaring section where riders glide through the air, exploring aerodynamics and how objects like Santa’s sleigh might (theoretically) fly. Name Explanation: “Christmas Wonderland” combines the festive magic of the holiday with a journey through the scientific wonders behind the season. 2. ELA (English Language Arts) Rollercoaster: “The Midnight Manor: Plot Twist” Halloween: Rollercoaster starts in dark cave area with pops up and moves around and ends with big drop, Theme: This rollercoaster would mimic the structure of a classic story, using the concept of rising action, climax, and resolution. Riders would experience sudden twists and turns that represent plot twists and turning points in a story. Plot: In this ride, guests enter a spooky, abandoned mansion (The Midnight Manor) on Halloween night. Little do they know, the mansion holds a terrifying secret: it’s cursed. As guests venture deeper into the manor, they uncover chilling plot twists, face eerie creatures, and try to escape the curse—only to find that the ride’s twists and turns are more than just physical—they’re supernatural. Elements -Entrance: Guests are greeted by a mysterious caretaker at the gates who warns them about the manor’s curse. Fog and creepy sounds set the eerie tone as riders enter. -The Curse Awakens: The coaster starts slowly through the manor, but ghostly figures and sudden twists awaken the curse, pulling riders into another dimension where reality shifts. -The Witches Spell: A drop surprises riders as witches’ spells twist the track, making the coaster feel like it’s falling into a magical vortex. 360-degree spins increase the thrill. -The Haunted Graveyard: Riders travel through a graveyard, facing sudden changes in direction. Monstrous figures like skeletons and werewolves rise, chasing them as the path shifts unexpectedly. -Monster Attack: In the final twist, riders are chased by a giant monster (like a phantom or mummy) during a 360-degree loop, creating the illusion of escape as they narrowly avoid its grasp. -Escape and Resolution: Riders think they've escaped, but the ghostly caretaker reappears, warning them that “the curse will never truly be lifted.” Elements: Rising Action: The rollercoaster starts with a slow climb, representing the buildup to the story's conflict. Climax: At the peak, riders experience a dramatic drop, representing the story’s highest tension point. Resolution: Smooth, calming curves to bring the story to a satisfying conclusion. Sound Effects: Riders hear dramatic music and snippets of dialogue from famous literature to enhance the feeling of being in the middle of a story. Ride Features: Atmospheric Lighting: Flickering lights, glowing pumpkins, and spooky projections. Animatronics: Ghosts, witches, and monsters appear at various points. Audio: Creepy sound effects, whispers, and sudden loud noises enhance the suspense. This Halloween-themed Plot Twist Coaster brings the perfect mix of thrills and chills with unexpected twists, spooky surprises, and a supernatural storyline that keeps riders on edge! 🎃👻 3. History Rollercoaster: “Revolutionary Rise” 4th of July: American revolution attraction/play, grilled food restaurant, waterpark area Theme: This ride takes you through key moments of the American Revolution and ends with a 4th of July celebration. Elements: Colonial Climb: Slow ascent representing growing tension with Britain. Boston Tea Party Drop: Sudden drop symbolizing the protest against British taxes. Lexington & Concord Battle Loop: A high-speed loop representing the first shots of the Revolution. Valley Forge Freeze: A brief slowdown representing the harsh winter endured by troops. Declaration Surge: High-speed section symbolizing the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Victory Finale: Rapid twists and fireworks to celebrate the Victory at Yorktown and the birth of the U.S. on the 4th of July. Name Explanation: “Revolutionary Rise” captures both the rise of the colonies in their fight for freedom and the triumphant birth of the United States. 4. Math Rollercoaster: “Egg-celent Adventure” Easter: Bunny and egg hunt Theme: A math-filled Easter journey that combines geometry, patterns, and probability while hunting for Easter eggs. Egg-Shaped Loops: The ride starts with exciting egg-shaped loops, teaching riders about geometry and ellipses, showing how these shapes differ from regular circles and creating smooth, thrilling motion. Pattern Path: Riders zoom through alternating Easter egg patterns, illustrating math sequences and how colors and shapes follow repeating patterns, similar to how number sequences work in math. Probability Plunge: A sharp drop where riders face a choice of paths, exploring probability—how certain outcomes (like finding the golden egg) are based on chance and probability, simulating random selection. Golden Egg Geometry: The finale features a giant golden egg with a ride through 3D geometric shapes like cylinders, spheres, and pyramids, showing how geometry appears in everyday objects. Name Explanation: “Egg-celent Adventure” combines Easter fun with geometry, patterns, and probability, making math a thrilling part of the hunt for Easter eggs! - What is the theme of your park? STEM in four main attractions

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