Mytikas inc.

Mytikas inc. is a recent theme park corporation whose main goal is to encourage and highlight different region's mythologies by building theme parks all over the world, always themed to mythological places and mythological creatures.

Olympos

Olympos is the main park of the chain, currently home to six roller coasters, each themed to one of Cronus's children. It's located in a rather mountainous landscape and has the perfect lineup of coasters for thrillseekers. The greek goverment, with the goal of attracting more tourists, decided to invest on its park, explaining such a strong coaster lineup in mere 8 years.

Coasters:

Hestia
Demeter
Hera

Hestia

Hestia is the park's first coaster, opening in 2012 as a new gen B&M invert. It's the tallest, fastest, longest, and loopiest inverted coaster in the world. It's known for a very unique first element, the Oikos Roll, starting with a Zero-G Roll that overshoots itself into half a tilted loop. This element isn't the prettiest, but it's surely forceful and whips you around. The massive vertical loop around the chain lift is nothing to scoff at either. This coaster also features a Pretzel Knot, which was later installed on Banshee, and B&M's take on a Zero G-Stall. Not to mention a very snappy pair of Zero-G Roll into Immelman, and a slow heartline roll before reaching the final brakes. Despite it's uniqueness, this coaster is one of the strongest inverts out there, and while it's not as intense as some of the classic inverts or as established as inverts like Montu and Black Mamba, it's surely a thrilling ride that opens the park's lineup to a great start.

Stats:
Lenght: 1401m (4596 feet)
Height: 64m (210 feet)
Drop: 57m (187 feet)
Speed: 119 km/h (74 mph)
Inversions: 8 (Oikos Roll, Vertical Loop, Zero-G Stall, Pretzel Knot (double inversion), Zero-G Roll, Immelman, Heartline Roll)

Off-Ride Shots:

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Olympos

Demeter

Demeter is the park's second roller coaster. While Intamin went a long time without doing another Prefab, in light of Rocky Mountain Construction starting to innovate the wooden coaster market, Intamin and Olympos decided to give RMC some competition in 2013 by creating a record breaking wooden coaster. It's the tallest, fastest, and third longest wooden coaster, with several hills filled with astouding negative G-forces, especially in the front and back of the train. This coaster also has the most airtime on any roller coaster, with a whopping 40 seconds. The gradient trains and the proximity to the paths also make this coaster very nice to look at. While the coaster can't quite compete with some of these recent RMCs, it has a very similar vibe to that of El Toro and T-Express but with even better stats and dare i say it slightly more forces.

Stats:
Lenght: 1980m (6496 feet)
Height: 65m (213 feet)
Drop: 63m (207 feet)
Speed: 124 km/h (77 mph)
Moments of Airtime: 26

Shots:

Stay tuned to ride Hestia, Demeter, and four other coasters in the exchange soon!

Olympos

Hera

Hera is the third roller coaster in Olympos, opened in 2015. A launched B&M wingrider with several near miss elements, this ride, unlike most other B&M wing coasters, is a bit more forceful, with even some ejector in some of the bunny hops. It features a wave turn as well as 4 inversions, and its one of the park favorites. The ride begins with a launch into the Immelman, followed by a Zero-G Roll, into a Dive Loop, and a second Zero-G Roll, with some bunny hops in between these elements. Closing with a wave turn and B&M's take on a Trick Track Double up, that leads passengers into the final brake. It's a rather short ride with a simple out and back layout, but the superb pacing and the several near misses make up for it.

Stats:
Lenght: 1234m (4049 feet)
Height: 48m (158 feet)
Drop: 44m (144 feet)
Speed: 115 km/h (71 mph)
Inversions: 4 (Immelman, Zero-G Roll, Dive Loop, Zero-G Roll)

Shots:

Stay tuned to ride Hestia, Demeter, Hera and three other coasters in the exchange soon!

Kay Pacha

Kay Pacha is one of the newer parks in the chain. Located near Cuzco in Peru it has several thrilling roller coasters by a gorgeous mountainous landscape. Rides are themed after notable Inca Gods and Goddesses.

Coasters:
Mama Killa

Mama Killa

Mama Killa is the park's third coaster, opening in 2017. A massive B&M Hyper with an astounding curved drop, a first for B&M Hypers, two great turnaround elements, and a plethora of floater airtime.

Stats:
Lenght: 1628m (5341 feet)
Height: 69m (226 feet)
Drop: 65m (213 feet)
Speed: 127 km/h (79 mph)
Airtime Moments: 14

Video:

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Trimurti

Trimurti is located in India, very close to Mumbai. It's one of the first parks in the chain, and it may not get as much attention as some of the other parks, but their three coasters pack an extremely strong punch and many enthusiasts would consider one of the best top 3 in the world.

Coasters:
Shiva

Shiva

Shiva is a Pre-Fab Wooden coaster by Intamin opening in 2001 as the park's first coasters, shortly after Colossos. To this day it's the second longest Wooden coaster, only behind the legendary beast. It provides insane levels of sustained airtime and a really unique double out and back layout.

Stats:
Lenght: 2075m (6806 feet)
Height: 53m (174 feet)
Drop: 50m (164 feet)
Speed: 114 km/h (71 mph)
Airtime Moments: 25

Video:

Stay tuned to ride Shiva soon in the exchange!