WARNING: May be a little bit laggy due to excessive amounts of trees! Video is linked to this if you would rather just watch it instead!
**Backstory**
In the mountainous regions of Great Britain, there was once an extremely wealthy man named Xavier Williams. This greedy man was always going out of his way to gain more attention and to acquire even more riches for himself. One thing Xavier was known for was constantly achieving records in things he himself did not have the skills for, yet he had the wealth to buy his way into attaining these. In 1991, Xavier heard of the opening of the longest coaster in the world. Ideas began to immediately swirl around in his head about creating an even longer and more intense ride that would be known as one of the best in the world. Williams began searching for companies willing to design such a monstrous coaster for him and his interest peaked when he saw the recently founded Custom Coasters International. Williams began to plan this design with them and found a perfect spot in the hilly fields of Britain. The ride was built over a period of 2 years and began testing near the end of 1993, yet did not open till the following year. The ride, named The Voyager, had been built through the fields, forests and inside an abandoned house that would add character to the ride. Little did Xavier know, this site was formerly the house of a plague doctor during the medieval age. The doctor who occupied this house had many patients coming to him and eventually he caught the plague himself, cursing the land. On the last night of its first operating season in 1994, Xavier took his first ride since during the season he was off focusing on his ego. Xavier boarded the train on a cold and slightly rainy October night, not knowing what to expect. The train began its ascent and followed the track until he noticed someone in the house, wearing a dark robe and a mask. A plague mask. He was one of the few on the train, but it did not seem like anyone else had noticed. The train started to ascend the second lift just as there was a deafening crash. The lift???s emergency stop kicked in and riders noticed the top had fallen over. The Voyager???s last ride ever was on this fateful night. Xavier later was sent to a psychiatric ward for unknown reasons. Officials have not released any information about his whereabouts either. The coaster sat dormant for many years, until some locals took interest in it in 2013. Some of the ride had fallen over, but some parts were surprisingly still intact, they just needed a little TLC. The locals fixed up the track over the next two years, and took interest in the company Gravity Group to restore this ride. They contacted them and Gravity Group willingly took up this chance to create something amazing. Two inversions, a 90 degree drop, a huge airtime hill, and some intense other elements were added. The ride was also given long Timberliner trains to assure riders a great ride. The locals decided to name it Outbreak because of the ride???s history. Testing for this ride began in late 2016 and the ride officially opened for the 2017 season.
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This ride is inspired by mainly The Ultimate, The Beast, The Voyage and Hades 360. The older looking track is the CCI counterpart while the newer track is the GG counterpart! I hope you all enjoy!
Now, I'm personally not a huge fan of your older works, but this demonstrates a vast improvement in the quality and quantity of your rides. The foliage is great, and I love how low it flies after the airtime hill.
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