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Flying Ace

Flying Ace is een Peanuts-vliegtuigmolen in Camp Snoopy.

Flying Ace laat jonge bezoekers in kleine vliegtuigjes rond Snoopy vliegen. De rit verwijst naar Snoopy als World War I Flying Ace en is bedoeld als toegankelijke kinderattractie, niet als achtbaan.

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Type Ride
Category Aerial Ride
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Coaster profile

Classification

Scale low
Opened August 1, 1986
Ride type Junior Jets
Product Red Baron
Capacity 16 per cycle
Maximum height 54 in / 137 cm

Notes

Flying Ace is een Junior Jets/flat ride en geen achtbaan; de categorie is daarom gecorrigeerd naar flat_ride. Bronnen verschillen over de openingsgeschiedenis, daarom is geen exacte opened_at-datum gezet.

Theming

De vliegtuigjes sluiten aan op Snoopy’s bekende Flying Ace-verbeelding, met Camp Snoopy als lichte en speelse setting.

Data

Wait statistics

Based on available measurements and historical wait-time data.

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Measurements 0
Outage measurements 44
Avg. outage duration 13 min
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Distribution

Boxplots

Spread of wait times, outage duration, and the number of outages per day based on available historical data.

Wait times

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Outage duration

21 outages

0 min 15 min 30 min 45 min
Min
5 min
Q1
5 min
Median
6 min
Q3
21 min
Max
45 min

Outages usually last about 6 min.

Some are over quickly (sometimes within 5 min), others take longer (up to 21 min). That varies per outage.

Already longer than 21 min? The attraction may stay closed a while longer.

Outages per day

9 days

0 2 4 6
Min
1
Q1
2
Median
2
Q3
2
Max
6

On days with outages, we see an average of 2 per day.

That usually falls between 2 and 2.

On quiet days it was 1, on busy days up to 6.

Historical

Wait-time build-up

Today compared with historical wait times by hour.

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