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Batwing
Six Flags America
The adventure on Batwing begins as passengers board the sleek, 24-seat train sitting four abreast and facing... backwards. The suspense builds as guests, secured by unique over-the-shoulder and knee harnesses, ascend to the top of an incredible 115-foot hill. Upon approaching the crest of the hill, passengers are gently reclined to a 30-degree angle only to find themselves suddenly facing the sky. At the pinnacle of this suspenseful ascent the train quickly inverts into a 180-degree twist - turning average theme park thrill-seekers into high-flying heroes. Gravity pulls riders snugly against the safety harnesses as the sky disappears and they find themselves flying facedown, soaring first toward the ground and then into the sky.
Related: See Batwing Review for photos.
Batwing Details
| Year | Track | Type | Designer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2001 | Steel | Flying Dutchman | Vekoma International |
Roller Coaster Stats
| Height: 115 feet | Drop: 110 feet |
| Top Speed: 50 mph | G-force: 4.3 G's |
| Length: 3,340 feet | Inversions: 5 |
| Trains: 3 - 24 passenger | Train Mfg: Vekoma |
| Ride Time: 2 minutes |
More Facts About Batwing
Features: (4) 180-degree rolls, Horseshoe, Vertical Loop, (2) Inline Twists
Trains have six cars with one row each, seating four abreast per row.
Ride capacity: 1,430 passengers per hour
Height requirement: Must be at least 54 inches tall
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