Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Blackpool Pleasure Beach have released a teaser image which suggests a new ride for 2015 at the park. Could this be the much awaited replacement for Bling?
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Blackpool Pleasure Beach have released a teaser image which suggests a new ride for 2015 at the park. Could this be the much awaited replacement for Bling?
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![Cascade To Extremis - Dark Water Coaster On and Off Ride [Planet Coaster]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5QeFDunEQ-U/mqdefault.jpg "Cascade To Extremis - Dark Water Coaster On and Off Ride [Planet Coaster]
Extremis sits between this world and the next, a long-forgotten land housing a jewel with a secret sought by many. Dare you take the Cascade to Extremis through perilous conditions and extreme weathers in search of it...?
Cascade To Extremis is an indoor dark water coaster, created by Coaster Jamie in Planet Coaster. You can find my blog site here; https://coasterjamie.wordpress.com/
Chapters;
Backstory: 00:00
Exterior: 01:07
On Ride POV: 02:15
Interior Effects and Ride Testing: 07:08
Lights On Behind The Scenes: 11:20
Sources Used;
Music track 1; https://youtu.be/OoiP5mBRBwc
Music track 2; https://youtu.be/Kon2dxf3_NE
Inspiration;
I have thoroughly enjoyed working on Cascade To Extremis over the last few months. I took inspiration from my favourite ride of all time, Valhalla at Blackpool Pleasure Beach, as well as Terror Tomb at Chessington for some of the effects and story elements.
I took some slight inspiration from Astro Storm/Space Invader in the sense of having roller coaster sections with light and theming elements interspersed with more heavily themed dark-ride sections.
I have tried to create my own unique dark water ride taking inspiration from these, rather than creating a carbon copy.
Thank you for watching! :)")
