themed vehicles of giant pots. The ride formerly operated at Funland Hayling Island for almost two decades before relocating to Fantasy Island in 2020. Starflyer Standing at 70 meters (229 foot), Starflyer is a swing-type ride serving as a temporary replacement to Turbulence while it has technical issues. This makes it the tallest ride in the park and is the same Starflyer from Hyde Park Winter Wonderland. Retired rides Absolutely Insane Opening in April 2004, Absolutely Insane was the UK's only Sky Sling. The ride was manufactured by S&S Power and launched riders to 240 ft into the air at speeds of up to 40 mph. In 2007, towards the end of the season, the ride was left standing, but not operating, until the ride was removed from the park in March 2010. The Eye on the Coast When The Eye on the Coast opened at the park in 2004, it was Europe's tallest Ferris wheel, standing at a mammoth 196 feet. Consisting of 40 gondolas, the ride could hold a total of 240 passengers at a time. Unfortunately, the ride was closed after just two years and was removed in 2006 as sold to the Mellors Group and now tours as the Mellors Wheel. Topsey Turvey Topsey Turvey was a Top Spin-type ride manufactured by Fabbri and was located where Sea Storm currently stands before it got removed from the park. It opened in the park's opening year in 1995. It was purchased from Pat Evans who had toured it during the 1994 season. It was sold to travelling showman Evan Moran in 1998 and was relocated to Pleasure Island as Terror Rack. Pleasure Island has since closed. G-Force G-Force is a Giant Booster manufactured by Fabbri. It is the only one in the world and originally appeared in the 2002 and 2003 seasons before being traded for The Eye On The Coast, a Mondial Ferris wheel. It returned in the 2016 season and was then confirmed to leave at the end of the 2017 season to make way for Air Maxx 360. Fantasy Mouse Fantasy Mouse is a Reverchon Spinning coaster that arrived at the park in 2000. It has the lowest height out of the thrill rides. In 2015, the ride underwent a repaint that saw the orange track with blue supports replaced with a purple and green colour scheme. For the 2016 season, the ride was