Hyper roller coaster
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| Hyper roller coaster | |
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| Description | A roller coaster that is 200 to 299 feet tall. |
| First | Magnum XL-200 - 1989 |
| Oldest | Magnum XL-200 - 1989 |
| Newest | Candymonium - 2020 |
| Manufacturers | Arrow Dynamics - Bolliger & Mabillard - Giovanola - Morgan - Intamin - Togo - Mack Rides - Gerstlauer - S&S-Sansei Technologies |
A hyper roller coaster is a full-circuit roller coaster that is built for height, speed and airtime. These coasters are between 200 and 299 feet (61 meters and 91 meters) tall and typically feature an out and back layout.
To date all hyper roller coasters have had steel track except for the now-defunct Son of Beast.
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Son of Beast, the only wooden hyper roller coaster built to date.
Titan, the longest, tallest, and fastest roller coaster in Texas.
Mako, a steel hyper coaster at SeaWorld Orlando
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| Roller Coaster Types | |||||||||
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| Track materials | Hybrid • Steel • Wooden | ||||||||
| Scale | Kiddie • Family • Hyper (200+ feet) • Giga (300+ feet) • Strata (400+ feet) | ||||||||
| Train configurations | 4th Dimension • Bobsled • Floorless • Flying • Inverted • Motorbike (Steeplechase) • Pipeline • Side Friction • Spinning (Virginia Reel) • Stand-Up • Suspended • Winged | ||||||||
| Track layouts | Figure 8 • Out and Back • Twister • U-shuttle • Wacky Worm (Big Apple) • Wild Mouse | ||||||||
| Multi-tracked | Number of tracks: 2 (twin, möbius) • 3 (triple) • 4 (quad) • 6 (sextuple) | ||||||||
| Style | Diving • Mine Train • Water (liquid) | ||||||||
| Situation | Enclosed • Indoor • Terrain • Travelling | ||||||||
| Track configurations | Single rail | ||||||||