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Revision as of 23:50, 13 April 2011
Construction
Track consists of tubular steel rails. Supports are large tubular steel posts. Cars hang under the track, held on by wheels above, below, and outside the running rails.
Special Track Elements
None, though the 60° lift hill slope is notable. (90 degrees in RCT3)
Constraints
- Maximum track slope - 60°
- Lift hill maximum slope - 60°
- Maximum height above ground - 68 ft
Vehicles
- Suspended Wild Mouse Cars
Operating Modes
- Continuous circuit mode
Other Information
A good Inverted Wild Mouse Coaster is all about tight turns and sudden drops - the more intense, the better.
This ride is called Inverted Hairpin Coaster in both RCT2 and RCT3.
In Real Life
- This ride was a prototypical model made by the company Arrow Dynamics. They were never able to build a real world version of this ride due to bankruptcy issues in their latter years which eventually lead to a buy-out from the company S&S, they are still around but are now known as S&S arrow.