Teacup: A small cup used with a saucer for serving tea.

In Short:

Storm in a Teacup is one of the few rides where riders can alter the intensity of their ride - making it accessible to all.

Statistics:

Opened: 1986/ 2004
Manufacturer: Mack
Area: Calypso Quay
Ride Type: Teacups Ride
On Ride Photo: No
Official Rating: Thrilling and Fun

Photos:

Video:

See Storm in a Teacup in action: TTP Park Video can be found in Downloads.

TTP Review:

Storm in a Teacup was built in 1985, and was rethemed from Teacup Twisters in 2004. Riders walk onto the ride, choose a teacup, sit in it with a couple of other people, and the floor and cups start to rotate. You can rotate the cups faster if you so desire, by turning the wheel in the middle of the cup.

The ride will make you dizzy, and it's fun to watch everyone else's reactions and facial expressions as you whizz around. The ride lasts a couple of minutes, and riders generally walk off feeling quite dazed.

Storm in a Teacup is a fun ride to experience with family or friends. It's not hugely thrilling, it's not that fast, and it definately isn't a rare ride - you can find these rides at most travelling fairs. However, it will make you hilariously dizzy, and there is a degree of intensity to the ride. Don't go out of your way to ride it, though.

Positives:

• Riders can control the intensity of their ride.
• Well themed for a standard teacups ride.

Negatives:

• No different to any other teacups ride in any other Park.
• Highly disorientating.

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