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link didn't work for me

 

EDIT, the reason it looks weird is that it levels out higher than it enters the loop, making it look off center

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Ah, go to midwestinfoguide.com and look up worlds of fun and then patriot construction. Hopefully that'll work.

 

Make sure you go to the pic where it's looking at the loop from the side.

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i live in kansas city and i have seen the patriot up close it is actually pretty big it looks small from that pic but it is the tallest invert for cedar fair.

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Yeah and Silver Bullets loop is 105', weird that it's the tallest, but has one of the smallest loops!

 

I guess this could maybe be good?

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It's funny, cause from the other side, by the loop, if you look up, the loop actually looks on par with the track. From the parking lot it looks pretty tall too. Just a bad shot of the loop. Trust me, I've been as close as public can get to it

 

-Cal

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Yeah and Silver Bullets loop is 105', weird that it's the tallest, but has one of the smallest loops!

 

I guess this could maybe be good?

Silver Bullet's loop is so tall because you're still like 50 feet off the ground when you enter it.

---Brent 8)

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Here's a thing I've never quite understood... how come the vast majority (perhaps all, but I'm not sure) inverted coasters choose Immelmans over dive loops? I'd think that a dive loop would feel more exciting on an inverted then an Immelman.

 

Maybe that's just me though.

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Here's a thing I've never quite understood... how come the vast majority (perhaps all, but I'm not sure) inverted coasters choose Immelmans over dive loops? I'd think that a dive loop would feel more exciting on an inverted then an Immelman.

 

Maybe that's just me though.

 

Its probably all about perspective.Since you approach the immelman from the bottom, and the track is above you, it has more of that feeling of flight. Also that suprise of not really knowing when you are going to be whipped up into the inversion. A dive loop on the other hand, as you approach it you will have a pretty good view of the rest of the element and track.

 

Thats just my guess. Im sure they can make a dive loop work and it would be a cool feeling element, but it may ruin that sense of flight a little. Id like to see it done though.

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Well, the Immelmann is an actual flying manuver (named after WWI pilot Max Immelmann), and since B&M wants the Invert to feel like a fighter-jet, I'd say it fits quite well.

 

A dive loop would be awesome though, especially one that goes into a tunnel.

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They are measuring the height from the station. The lifthill actually goes uphill.

 

Anyway it already looks loads better then Silver Bullet. Looks like the drop will have some whip and the loop will pull some very high g's.

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