Pandæmonium is the capital of Hell in John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost. The name stems from the Greek pan, meaning 'all' or 'every', and daimónion, a diminutive form meaning 'little spirit', 'little angel', or, as Christians interpreted it, 'little daemon', and later, 'demon'.
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Pandemonium is a ride that can be enjoyed by most. It is not a high thrill or overly intense ride, but the spinning and drops means that it is still enjoyable even for those riding the bigger rides. The ride sometimes spins a lot on the brake run, so be prepared for that if you do not like spinning. The main issue with Pandemonium is that the line can get very long and can move very slow. For thrill seekers, it may be worth skipping on a busy day due to the...
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When I first saw Pandemonium I felt nervous as most people might, yet when I got in I felt thrill and excitement. The ride Pandemonium takes up and down while spinning the cart. The cart has four seats ( if you don’t enjoy going up backwards I recommend taking the right side of the cart). This ride is not extremely big ( medium sized ) but it still tends to excite me and other people. So if you are looking for another fun ride, I recommend...
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This would be a much better ride if not for two things: 1) There is always an insanely long wait... always. I don't know why. 2) It's just the nature of this type of ride that you never know whether your trip will be a wild one or a tame one. Depends on which car you get, how much you weigh, how many people in the car with you, where are you all seated... it's not as straightforward as you...
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