Wildfire (Kolmården)

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Wildfire

Kolmården Location Norrköping, Östergötland, Sweden Status Operating since June 28, 2016 Cost SEK110,000,000
Statistics
Manufacturer	Rocky Mountain Construction
Product	Topper Track
Designer / calculations	Alan Schilke
Type	Wooden
Riders per train	24
Hourly capacity	960
Propulsion	Chain lift hill
Height	56 metres
Drop	49 metres
Top speed	115 km/h
Length	1265 metres
Inversions	3
Drop angle	83°
Duration	2:00
G-Force	4
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Wildfire is a wooden roller coaster located at Kolmården in Norrköping, Östergötland, Sweden.

History

The ride was announced in April 2014, but construction was delayed due to problems with planning permission.

Wildfire's media day was on June 17, 2016 however the official opening was delayed due to a potential fault affecting cylinders in the trains. While the fault was not experienced on Wildfire itself, it was closed as a precaution until the parts were replaced. It finally opened on June 28, 10 days after its original opening date.

In October 2016, the attraction was closed as it had its operating permits revoked by the Swedish government due to the lack of a detailed plan. Rumors began to spread that the ride would be demolished. Due to this, Wildfire was standing but not operating until April 2017, when the park announced that it would reopen with the park that season. The ride reopened in June 2017.

Design

Elements
183.8 foot tall chain lift hill with a 160.8 foot drop at 83° Zero-g stall Tunnel Over-banked curve Zero-g roll (variant) Zero-g roll (variant)

Trains

2 trains with 6 cars per train. In each car, riders are arranged 2 across in 2 rows, for a total of 24 riders per train.

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External links

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  Wildfire on the Roller Coaster DataBase.

Tallest wooden roller coaster tied with T Express June 2016 - present
Preceded by Son of Beast	Tallest wooden roller coaster tied with T Express June 2016 - present	Succeeded by None

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