BOLT: We Try Carnival Mardi Gras' Roller Coaster at Sea
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The creator provides a firsthand look at Bolt, which is identified as the first roller coaster at sea located on the Carnival Mardi Gras. The video begins with a technical overview of the attraction, noting that the track spans 800 feet in length and reaches a height of 187 feet above the sea. The creator explains that the track originates at the back of the ship and winds around the funnel. The ride vehicles are described as being similar to motorcycles, allowing passengers to control their own speed up to a maximum of 40 miles per hour. After experiencing the ride, the creator describes the sensation as pure adrenaline and highly enjoyable. The video concludes with practical information regarding the cost of the attraction, which is 15 dollars per ride. The creator recommends the experience due to the unique sea views provided during the ride.
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you've got to try this
bolt costs 15 for each ride but i say go for it when else are you gonna be able to say that you rode a roller coaster with these kind of sea views
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