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Possessed

Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom

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Possessed is prototype inverted, launched shuttle coaster designed by Intamin and originally operated at Geauga Lake before being relocated to Dorney Park. One 28-passenger train is suspended from an overhead, inverted, tubular steel track. The 'U' shape layout features a horizontal section of track with two vertical spikes at either end. The forward spike features a spiraling ascent and the rear spike is a straight 90-degree ascent. Using Linear Induction Motors, Possessed propels the train forwards and backwards until they reach the top of the 181-foot tall spikes. To add to the thrill a magnetic brake on the rear spike catches the train, holding it for a few seconds, surprising unsuspecting souls.

Roller Coaster Stats

Year Track Type Designer
2008 Steel Impulse, Inverted Shuttle Intamin AG
  • Height
    181
    feet
  • Drop
    181
    feet
  • Angle Of Descent
    90°
    degrees
  • Length
    640
    feet
  • Top Speed
    70
    miles per hour
  • Launch
    LIM
    propulsion
  • Number Of Trains
    1 - 28 passenger
     

Possessed Facts & History

Features: Forward spiraling vertical spike. LIM brake on rear vertical spike.

2009 – Renamed Possessed

2008 – Relocated to Dorney Park and renamed Voodoo.

2006 – Steel Venom is closed and removed from Geauga Lake.

2004 – Superman Ultimate Escape renamed Steel Venom after Cedar Fair purchases Six Flags Worlds of Adventure and renames it Geauga Lake.

2000 – Superman Ultimate Escape opens at Six Flags Over Ohio (Aurora, OH).

Opening date: May 23, 2008

Train has fourteen cars with one row each, seating two abreast per row.

Height requirement: Riders must be at least 52 inches tall and less than 79 inches tall

Where to Coast

Visit Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom to ride this roller coaster.

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