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Published:: 01 January, 2007

The Pirates’ Hideaway is a new family attraction from Wisdom Industries now appearing at New Jersey’s Casino Pier. According to Wisdom’s Steve Cohen, it is a recreation of a Mack coaster built over 50 years ago, combining elements of a rollercoaster and dark ride.

Wisdom has doubled capacity, using six 4-seat cars and continuous loading. The revolving lift dispatches up to 600 riders per hour.

A second unit has been sold to an undisclosed location for 2008.