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Comments:	09/07/2025: asked a worker if they had penny machine as it looked as I had to pay for entry. Thankfully I did ask, as penny machine has gone. <p> 09/08/25: Gone. <p> Since GreenWood opened in 1993, being environmentally friendly has always been their mission. Every year, they make consistent efforts to minimise the negative effects on the environment and maximise the positive. Their famous GreenDragon Rollercoaster is the world’s only people powered rollercoaster. It uses traditional slate quarry technology (a funicular railway) to make use of the weight of the passengers to lift the empty cars from the bottom to the top of the hill where the loading platform is. Over a year of operation, the ride should actually generate more power than it uses.<p> Designs were: .<br> 1) 'Wales Cymru', Fancy Dragon, <br> 2) 'Breen Wood', Heart, <br> 3) 'Solar Splash', Snake, <br> 4) 'Green Dragon', <p> Machine details uploaded by David Miller, <b>UKPennies.co.uk</b>
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Greenwood Family Park

Machine Locations > Wales

Bush Rd, Y Felinheli
NORTH WALES - Gwynedd , Wales, LL56 4QN

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09/07/2025: asked a worker if they had penny machine as it looked as I had to pay for entry. Thankfully I did ask, as penny machine has gone.

09/08/25: Gone.

Since GreenWood opened in 1993, being environmentally friendly has always been their mission. Every year, they make consistent efforts to minimise the negative effects on the environment and maximise the positive. Their famous GreenDragon Rollercoaster is the world’s only people powered rollercoaster. It uses traditional slate quarry technology (a funicular railway) to make use of the weight of the passengers to lift the empty cars from the bottom to the top of the hill where the loading platform is. Over a year of operation, the ride should actually generate more power than it uses.

Designs were: .
1) 'Wales Cymru', Fancy Dragon,
2) 'Breen Wood', Heart,
3) 'Solar Splash', Snake,
4) 'Green Dragon',

Machine details uploaded by David Miller, UKPennies.co.uk

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