Would you try this homemade thrill ride at the Speedcult Abusement Park? The Speedcult Park is a DIY backyard amusement park in Detroit. The rides look like they were made by a mad scientist, and I want to go on all of them. One ride spins two people around and around in a cage that rolls up and down a huge U-shaped track. It's described as similar to "being in a roll-over car accident," but safe. There are also flamethrowers attached to the ride that light it up with fire at night. Sign me up to ride, please!
The Speedcult Park is a backyard full of wicked thrill rides in Detroit
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