The roller-coaster has made its home inside the mall since 1985. Galaxyland said the area the ride was located in will be redeveloped.
The Mindbender, billed as the world’s largest indoor triple-loop roller-coaster, has been shut down for good, West Edmonton’s Mall’s Galaxyland confirmed Monday.
The changes to the area started with the decommissioning and removal of the Mindbender, a statement from the mall explained.“The iconic Mindbender has been the park’s premier thrill ride since the grand opening in 1985,” said Lori Bethel, the mall’s vice-president of parks and attractions.“While the Mindbender will be missed, we are excited to announce that we are working on groundbreaking new plans for family thrills that will immerse our guests in an out-of-this-world experience.
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