In the late seventeenth century two "Chateaux" were built in the Burgundy region in France next to two massive waterfalls that plunge the water of the river Loire down from great height. The two castles, called "Les Chateaux des Deux Cascades", were built by two brother winemakers who became filthy rich after selling their vineyards which were rumored to produce wine that contained magical healing properties. This was off course nothing more than a rumor and the two brothers were brutally prosecuted and evicted from their homes by the disillusioned buyers. For 300 years the castles sat empty and heavily deteriorated, before an unknown French roller coaster enthusiast bought the property and changed it into a thriving tourist attraction. However, the main seller of the park is not the thrilling air powered vertical coaster that races through the countryside. It's the cascading water which is rumored to contain magical healing properties.