The 325-foot summit is reached in under a minute, and before riders have a chance to question their sanity, they are already plummeting down the steep and perilous first drop. Once trains have been checked and cleared, riders are off on a very fast chain lift ride to the top. On a coaster equipped with three trains when running at maximum capacity, there’s liable to be stacking as the 3-minute, 25-second ride time will be a tough mark to reach to unload, load, secure, and check a 32-person train. However, the seat belts are likely to increase load times as it’s an additional item staff must check before clearing trains to the lift. I didn’t find the belt terribly intrusive, but I know some out there would prefer to enjoy the airtime unencumbered by a redundant restraint system. The first difference is that Fury 325 has been equipped with seat belts to accompany the standard clamshell lap restraint. However, while Leviathan and Fury 325 have a lot of similarities, there are also many differences. Just like at Canada’s Wonderland, Intimidator and Fury 325 load on opposite sides of the park to keep crowds spread out. In fact, just like Canada’s Wonderland, Carowinds also has a B&M Hyper coaster, Intimidator.
Those who have been north of the border to Canada’s Wonderland will see a lot of similarities between Fury 325 and Leviathan, another B&M Giga.
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