Hyper Coaster (Arrow Dynamics product)

Hyper Coaster

Introduced	May 6, 1989
Number built	4
First built	Magnum XL-200
Last built	Big One (Blackpool Pleasure Beach)
Rider height	48 inch minimum
Statistics
Manufacturer	Arrow Dynamics
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The Hyper Coaster was an Arrow Dynamics product, first of four total in 1989, with Magnum XL-200 at Cedar Point. Currently, only two remain operating

History

On May 6, 1989, Cedar Point unveiled Magnum XL-200, an 205 foot Arrow Dynamics Hyper Coaster. Magnum Xl-200 opened as the world’s tallest, fastest, and steepest full-circuit coaster. Since, it has lost all three titles.

In 1994, all 3 others opened, Desperado at Buffalo Bill's Resort & Casino, Big One (Blackpool Pleasure Beach), and Titan MAX at Space World.

Installations

Name	Amusement Park	Opening Date	Status
Magnum XL-200	Cedar Point	May 6, 1989	Operating
Desperado	Buffalo Bill's Resort & Casino	1994	Standing but not operating
Big One (Blackpool Pleasure Beach)	Blackpool Pleasure Beach	May 28, 1994	Operating
Titan MAX	Space World	March 4, 1994	Defunct

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