train which seats riders in twos across ten cars with a maximum number of 20 passengers. Initial plans for the Jubilee Odyssey in 2001 indicated an inverted roller coaster, 290' (88.39m) in height. These plans were rejected due to complaints from local residents; limiting the construction to a maximum of 180' (54.86m). Based on the plans, Jubilee Odyssey would have been the tallest inverted roller coaster and ranked 7th tallest roller coaster in the world. A year after Jubilee Odyssey opened; the cobra roll and the horseshoe elements were lowered. For the 2016 season it was repainted yellow with dark grey supports. Millennium Millennium, opened on 22 May 1999, is a Steel Coaster manufactured by Vekoma. . It was the first rollercoaster to feature an inversion at Fantasy Island. The ride is 150' tall with a loop at 100'. The ride has three inversions; two vertical loops, a sidewinder, and a top speed of 55.9 mph. The minimum height requirement for this ride is 1.2m, children under 1.4m must be accompanied by an adult. It previously had its own token but was replaced by the Jubilee token in 2002, it now requires the use of an iCard or Discovery wristband. Just in time for the 2018 season Millennium has been fully refurbished with a brand new colour scheme. The track is now purple with lime green supports and the queue line has been rethemed and fitted with LED strip lights. Magic 'Magic', Opened in 2018, is a Magic built by German manufacturer HUSS. It is the only operating Magic in the United Kingdom, most being located in Germany under the same name. It has a capacity of 48 Riders per cycle, and is located in the far corner of the resort, next to Firebowl and the Rhombus Rocket. The ride consists of four arms on a central rotating hub, at the end of each arm is another independently rotating hub, which suspends three cars, all of which can rotate individually. The ride starts by spinning slowly, and subjecting riders to the pseudo-random movements, after ~30 seconds, the main arms raise and lower at random intervals. Each car seats four passengers, secured by a lap bar. The Volcano The Volcano is a S&S Space Shot which has been operating at the park since 1998. The minimum height required is 1.4m. The ride reaches 183 ft in the air at a high