The coaster’s X-CAR style vehicle allows it to be more maneuverable than other types of rollers coasters as it navigates its 3,800-feet of track and 17-story vertical lift. Different sections of the coaster like Treble Clef, Double Take, and Jump Cut will twist and turn you like never before. We like the sound of the Crowd Surfer part—you’re flipped on a 95-degree angle as you fly 30-feet above the folks waiting to board the ride.
It also features restraints that are less restrictive, so you’ll probably feel like you are going to fall out more than usual. Best of all the new design should allow multiple cars on the track at one time, cutting down on wait times, and allowing a constant flow of action. We just hope they can stick to their deadline, because another coaster is opening just down the street.
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