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Construction

Sitting in seats suspended either side of the track, riders are pitched head-over-heels while they plunge down steep drops and travel through various inversions.

Special Track Elements

Banked Helix
Block Brakes
On-Ride Photo
Quarter Loop
Seat Rotations
Twist
Large Half Loop (RCT3 Only)

Constraints

Banked Curves - 50° banking
Maximum Track Slope - 90°
Maximum Lift Hill Slope - 25°
Maximum Height - 195 Feet

Vehicles

Multi-Dimension Coaster Train

Pre-built designs

RollerCoaster Tycoon 2

Build menu only

X

Scenarios

X (Six Flags Magic Mountain)

Other Information

Incredibly difficult coaster to design. To avoid financial difficulties and time limits, only attempt to design one in the Rollercoaster Designer or Sandbox Mode.

In Real Life

This type of coaster is called the 4th Dimension roller coaster, originally built by Arrow Dynamics. The first of this type is X2 (formerly X) at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Newer versions of these are built by S&S, such as Dinoconda in Dinosaurs Park, China.

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 Incredibly difficult coaster to design. To avoid financial difficulties and time limits, only attempt to design one in the Rollercoaster Designer or Sandbox Mode.
 ===In Real Life===
-There is many Muti Dimensions of this type exist, X2(formerly X) in Magic Mountain and Ejinaika in Fuji Q As an example.
+This type of coaster is called the 4th Dimension roller coaster, originally built by Arrow Dynamics. The first of this type is X2 (formerly X) at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Newer versions of these are built by S&S, such as Dinoconda in Dinosaurs Park, China.
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