Thunderbird is the first GCII-built rollercoaster outside USA and also the most northerly wooden coaster in the world. The design contains a variety of smaller hills giving a lot of lateral G-force and airtime - there's absolutely no breaks to cool down and have a look at the view. The most unique feature is probably the curving double-down hill soon after the first drop, which was named Lillbacka Cutback by the owner/family behind the park.
For construction photos, see this page: link.
| Name | Thunderbird |
| Manufacturer | GCII |
| Model | Wooden coaster |
| Opened | 2006 |
| Type | Rollercoaster, wood |
| Height | 27 m |
| Max Speed | 77 km/h |
| Length | 826,60 m |
| Trains | 2 |
| Cars per train | 12 |
| Seats in car | 2 |
| Seats per train | 24 |
| Theor. capacity | 850 pph |