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Ladies and Gentlemen…Ladies and Gentlemen…

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The The TOP THRILL TOP THRILL DRAGSTERDRAGSTER……

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Top Thrill DragsterTop Thrill Dragster at at

Cedar Point, OhioCedar Point, Ohio

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Few facts:Reaching a stratospheric 420 feet tall and topping out at an unheard of speed of 120 mph, this new

steel screamer helped Cedar Point reclaim the title of owning the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the universe.

Riders begin their epic journey aboard this whopping 42-story screamer by securing themselves into ultra-cool trains that resemble top fuel dragsters. The train then moves into a "starting line"

position, where it launches forward, reaching speeds of 120 mph in approximately four seconds.

But hold on … this isn't your father's roller coaster. The train then zooms straight up the 420-foot-tall hill on track that rotates 90 degrees, crests the coaster's apex and then free-falls back to Earth,

reaching a speed of 120 mph for the second time. As the train races more than 400 feet to the ground, the track twists an unbelievable 270 degrees - what a rush! Riders then return to the station to begin

regaling their friends with stories of the greatest ride of their lives

•Max. speed: 120 M.P.H.!! (Fastest in the world)

• 0 to 120 M.P.H in 4 seconds

• Costs: $ 25 million

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PHYSICAL DIMENSIONSTrack Length:

2,800 feet  

Lift Height:420 feet

 Angle of Lift Hill:

90 degrees  

Vertical Drop:400 feet

 Angle of Descent:

90 degrees Angle of Twist on Descent:

270 degrees  

DESIGNRide Manufacturer:

Intamin AG of Wollerau, Switzerland 

Model:Launched out-and-back coaster

 Structure:

Steel tubular track 

Features:Hydraulic launch systemMagnetic braking system

Tiered seating on the coaster’s cars for better viewing (similar to stadium seating)

270-degree spiral on descent 

Color Scheme:Red and white alternating colored track on launch

 

TIME, SPEED, CAPACITYLaunch Speed:

Approximately 120 mph in four seconds  

Drop Speed:Approximately 120 mph

 Capacity

Approximately 1,500 riders per hourVEHICLESCoaches:

Six 16-passenger trainsFive cars on each train; three four-passenger and two two-

passenger cars 

Design:Fiberglass and steel coaches with individual lap bars, interlocking

seat belts and padded head restraint systems. May not accommodate Guests of Exceptional Size.

 Train Colors:

Black cherry; Indy green; fluorescent purple; cobalt blue; sunshine yellow; and sunset red

WORLD RECORDS Firsts for Top Thrill Dragster

First roller coaster EVER to top 400 feetFirst coaster EVER to reach speeds of 120 mph

First “strata-coaster” built on planet Earth

CEDAR POINT HAS HELD THE TITLE OF WORLD'S TALLEST ROLLER COASTER FOUR TIMES!

Gemini (125 feet, 4 inches)Magnum XL-200 (205 feet)

Millennium Force (310 feet)Top Thrill Dragster (420 feet)

INVESTMENT $25 million