Luckily she landed in a muddy spot and wasn't hurt except for some minor bruises. In a rather panicky attempt to break free, Tuffi went into beast mode and basically crashed the side of the cabin, leading to her falling out of the window and into the river Wupper, which was like 10 Meters below. It didn't long though for Tuffi to get increasingly uncomfortable. Along with a bunch of journalists and Franz Althoff's son Harry, they squeezed Tuffi in the cabin and actually took off. The owner, Franz Althoff, had been a circus man all his life an he came up with a rather spectacular idea to get some publicity: he took the circuses elephant lady Tuffi for a ride on the Schwebebahn. There's actually a (maybe not so) funny story about the Schwebebahn: Back in 1950 a little circus named 'Zirkus Althoff' pitched up its tent in Wuppertal. There is however a dairy factory that named its milk 'Tuffy' after the elephant :) Back to the Future: The Game: 2010 This game is set seven months after Back to the Future Part III in May 1986. After the puzzles are solved, Marty and Doc can use the train to push the Delorean time machine car to get it to 88 MPH and get back to 1985. The technology, powering trains, is mainly a curiosity or tourist attraction, as is the case with the Shanghai Maglev which began operations in 2004 and connects Shanghai Pudong. Marty has to gather 10 items and solve the word puzzle for each item. Franz Althoff was fined and to this day, there are no elephants allowed. Above the rails: the floating future of trains Magnetic levitation, or maglev, technology has been around for decades, but is in commercial use in only a few locations.

Flying train back to the future