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Mockingjay Informative Speech

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Looking for a thrill? Well, come on down to the Mystical Amusement park on 25th Street. We have plenty of fun rides and attractions. If you and your family are looking for the most possible amount of fun, then ride The Mockingjay. As a matter of fact, this coaster is based on The Hunger Games. Hunger games is a book and movie series where the community has their citizens fight to the death. For that reason, I wanted to create that in my roller coaster. Likewise, I added holograms to shoot at the riders while they zoom through the coaster. As a result, it is rated 5/5 stars and is everything you want in a roller coaster. With it 's hydraulic launch system, hologram shooters, and suspenseful thrills, this is by far the most exhilarating ride you will ever ride. In addition, it 's located in a dome just like the real hunger games. Our ride seats 17 people per cart. If you pay attention, the roller coaster is so fast, it’s only 1 minute long. The Mockingjay has a hydraulic launch system and has a top speed of 65 mph. This roller coaster is a mix of new advanced technology and fun adventure. For example, you will experience thrills like never before. …show more content…

As adventurous as this ride is, it’s almost over. Finally, you will come to a stop and experience serious friction! Don’t get out until the ride has come to a complete stop. This ride is the popular ride here and it’s the most fun you’ll ever have. Therefore, most people don’t want to get out of the cart due to how spectacular the ride is. Furthermore, it is so famous for our realistic hologram hunters, the fun hills and the suspense around every corner. In conclusion, there is no reason not to ride this roller coaster. In like manner, almost all the people who ride this ride all rate it a five out of five. With it 's hydraulic launch system, hologram shooters, and suspenseful thrills, this is by far the most exhilarating ride you will ever

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