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After
cresting the gigantic 161-foot-tall-first hill, riders zoom down 155
feet at a 52-degree angle and reach a maximum speed of 65 mph. Passengers
complete the ride by traveling over and through a 5,427-foot-long maze
of sharp turns and steep hills. 
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| HEIGHT REQUIREMENT | |||
| 48" tall or taller | |||
| PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS | |||
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Track Length: |
5,427 feet | ||
| Lift Height: | 161 feet | ||
| Vertical Drop: | 155 feet | ||
| Angle of Descent: | 52 degrees | ||
| Second Hill Height: | 123 feet, 11 inches | ||
| Overall Dimensions: | 890 feet long, 445 feet wide, on 5 1/2 acres | ||
| DESIGN | |||
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Model: |
Oblong path traced three times | ||
| Structure: | 1.7 million board feet of treated Southern yellow pine | ||
| Features: | Banked curves, high speeds and moments of negative gravity accent a course that crisscrosses the structure nine times and includes 12 hills and valleys | ||
| Time: | Approximately 2 minutes, 45 seconds | ||
| Speed: | Approximately 65 mph | ||
| Coaches: | Seven four-passenger vehicles on each train Three 28-passenger trains |
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| Vehicle Design: | Steel-framed vehicles with wooden sides, L-shaped individual lap bars, a seat belt, padded seat divider and high-back seats | ||
| Ride Capacity: | Approximately 1,600 riders per hour | ||
| MANUFACTURING | |||
| Investment: | $7.5 million | ||
| Ride Manufacturer: | Designer: Curtis D. Summers, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio Builder: Dinn Corp., Cincinnati, Ohio |
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