in existence at the time of its removal) with an electric spiral lift and a fast-paced ride through the woods. Currently in operation at the Colombian National Coffee Park as Broca Colombia, South America. On August 11, 2022, Worlds of Fun announced the Zambezi Zinger II - a new steel and wooden hybrid roller coaster that will have the same location and thrill of the old Zambezi Zinger, but with updates to the design and safety of the ride. Orient Express, (1980–2003), the first roller coaster in the world to feature a batwing (then known as a "Kamikaze Curve"), now a common element in thrill rides. Also, it was the second roller coaster in the world to have two interlocking loops. Silly Serpent/Funicular, (1973-1987) An Allan Herschell Company Little Dipper. The children's coaster was originally located in the Europa section of the park as "Funicular" and moved to the Africa section where it operated as "Silly Serpent" until it was removed in 1987. Flat rides/attractions Barnstormer, (1978-1983), a 100-foot tall spinning airplane ride manufactured by Bradley & Kaye. Added with the opening of the Aerodrome area. Retired in part due to frequent shutdowns due to high winds. Incred-O-Dome, (1981–1997), an OMNIMAX-style theater where viewers could go on a virtual ride of, among other things, the Orient Express coaster. This appealed to visitors who did not want to wait in line or experience the real ride, as well as those with physical conditions which would prevent them from riding at all. The show was presented less than away from the actual ride. Omegatron, (1986–2001), a six-story Vekoma Sky Flyer ride, replaced by Thunderhawk. Python Plunge, (1988-1999) a water-slide type ride where the riders would carry the raft up to the top themselves. There were two types of slides. One slide was open aired and went straight down, the other was a twisting tube. Grand Prix Raceway, (1997-2014), go-kart racing, replaced by the SteelHawk. Octopus, (1973-2014) an Eyerly Monster octopus, replaced by the Scandi Scrambler. Thunderhawk, (2002-2015) a HUSS Top Spin ride that flipped riders several times and took riders to a height of 60 feet. Krazy Kars, (1973-2015) a children's bumper car ride removed for Mustang Runner. Le Carousel, (1979-2016) 3 across horse merry-go-round replaced by Falcons Flight Finnish Fling, (1973-2017) a Chance Rides Rotor, believed to have been one of fewer than six operating Rotors in North America. It was