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Pegasus and Bellerophon - duel single track coasters

This type of coaster has yet to be seen on the workshop. This is a duel synchronized single rail coaster (thanks to no collision), both keeping time with one another so that they ride one on top of the other throughout the ride.
At times you can imagine Bellerophon almost slipping off the back of Pegasus and holding on for dear life but never falling off as they race around and through Mount Olympus and Corinth.
Enjoy the scenic courtyard garden that tells the story of Pegasus as you wait in queue for either coaster.

For the ground level queue use align to grid between the pillars and the outer wall not in the garden itself. I hope you all enjoy. I look forward to your feedback. Please feel free to Rate, Favorite and Subscribe.

Long ago, in the city state of Corinth, there lived a young man named Bellerophon, son of Poseidon.

Bellerophon grew up to be a fine horseman, and was instructed to kill a horrendous monster called Chimera.

Bellerophon was not afraid. He was glad he could help the people and prepared by seeking the wisdom of a well-known seer, who told Bellerophon of the legendary horse known as Pegasus.

"This is what you must do to destroy the Chimera," the seer said. "Offer the goddess Athena gifts, and in return she will help you to find Pegasus."

That night Bellerophon built an altar in honor of Athena, and as he slept beside it, he dreamed that she appeared before him and set a golden bridle at his side. He heard the goddess's words as clearly as if she were there. "Sleep, prince, and take this charm for the steed. Approach him when he drinks from the well of Pirene."

At dawn Bellerophon woke, and to his amazement a golden bridle lay at his side. He carried it to the well at Pirene. There he saw the famous horse, the beautiful, wild, winged Pegasus, taking a drink.

Calmly Bellerophon approached, gently slipping the golden bridle onto his back. The glorious Pegasus became his horse.

Together they flew into the sky -- heading toward the Chimera.

Bellerophon held his spear before him as they winged headfirst toward the monster. When they were close, Bellerophon plunged his spear into the Chimera's throat.

Alas, as Bellerophon's reputation grew, so did his pride, and one day Bellerophon decided he wished for the greatest gift of all. "I will ride my beloved Pegasus to Mount Olympus, I will visit the realm of the gods so that they may honor me."

When they reached Mount Olympus Zeus was enraged and sent the two away. This ride is the last journey of our two heroes.

Zeus temple original design http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=937460793 by SPRidley

PS if there are any issues with synchronizing just give it a few runs and it will pair up. Be sure to plenty of mechanics and preventative maintenance to keep from any syncing issues