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| − | Located entirely on a pier located over the Long Island Sound, the Savin Rock Thunderbolt was one of 3 Prior & Church coasters that were built in 1925 with similar layouts that included a large fan curve followed by a second drop that | + | Located entirely on a pier located over the Long Island Sound, the Savin Rock Thunderbolt was one of 3 Prior & Church coasters that were built in 1925 with similar layouts that included a large fan curve followed by a second drop that same back alongside the first drop. These sister coasters include the Giant Dipper at Happyland and the Cyclone at Revere Beach. |
The lift hill rose to a height of 77 feet above the pier or 90 feet above the water. The first drop of 65 feet led up to a fan curve that dropped 40 feet before a third drop plunged 50 feet alongside the lift hill. | The lift hill rose to a height of 77 feet above the pier or 90 feet above the water. The first drop of 65 feet led up to a fan curve that dropped 40 feet before a third drop plunged 50 feet alongside the lift hill. | ||
Revision as of 23:14, 31 July 2022
Located entirely on a pier located over the Long Island Sound, the Savin Rock Thunderbolt was one of 3 Prior & Church coasters that were built in 1925 with similar layouts that included a large fan curve followed by a second drop that same back alongside the first drop. These sister coasters include the Giant Dipper at Happyland and the Cyclone at Revere Beach.
The lift hill rose to a height of 77 feet above the pier or 90 feet above the water. The first drop of 65 feet led up to a fan curve that dropped 40 feet before a third drop plunged 50 feet alongside the lift hill.
