The $30 million ride first announced in September.
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Guests will climb more than 20 stories before being held over an edge for four seconds and then taken on a 75 mph dive at a 90 degree angle. The trains flip upside-down through three inversions along the ride’s 3,415 feet of steel track.
1. Tallest dive coaster (223 feet)
2. Fastest dive coaster (75 mph)
3. Longest dive coaster (3,415 feet)
4. Most inversions on a dive coaster (three)
5. Longest drop on a dive coaster (214 feet)
6. Highest inversion on a dive coaster (165 feet)
7. Most roller coasters taller than 200 feet at one amusement park (5)
8. Most rides at one amusement park (72)
9. Most steel roller coaster track at one amusement park (52,125 feet/9.9 miles)
10. Most roller coaster track at one amusement park (60,110 feet/11.4 miles)
Cedar Point will open on May 7.
Cedar Point representatives also announced plans to remove three attractions this summer: the Shoot the Rapids water ride and two rides in Challenge Park, Skyscraper and Challenge Racing. These attractions will close due to feedback from guests and low ridership numbers, according to our news partner Dayton Daily News.
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