[1] In July 2018, reports indicated that the popular Tokyo Panic Cruise dark ride, located in the indoor Geopolis section of the park, would be retired in September of that year.

[4] Construction work and preparation was temporarily paused on September 15, after a resulting Carbon monoxide buildup in the indoor space affected seven workers, hospitalizing one of them for nine days.

[citation needed] Once the ride is able to begin, the station room is darkened and the doors are closed, allowing for the walls on either side of the train to be used as projection screens.

When it does detonate, riders are launched backwards into the ride layout, although this time colorful decorations are lit throughout the room and J-pop music is played.

Panic Coaster is also only able to operate with a single train at a time, which has eight single-row cars that seat a pair of riders for a total occupancy of 16 passengers.