King Cobra is
no longer in operation. It has been removed from the park for the 2002
season. It's future is currently unknown.
RIP 1984-2001
|
Coaster
Stats |
| Maximum Speed |
50 mph |
| Lift Height |
95 ft |
| First Drop Height |
? |
| Track Length |
2210 ft |
| Inversions |
1 |
| Maximum G-force |
? |
| Number of Trains |
2 |
| Number of
Passengers/train |
24 |
| Ride Time |
2:00 |
| Builder |
Togo |
| Date Opened |
4/84 |
| Cost |
$3 mil |
Acres Covered: 2
Length of Construction: 10 months
Interesting Facts: King Cobra is the first stand-up looping coaster in
America, designed specifically to transport riders in a standing position. The
coaster weighs a total of 500 tons, or 1 million pounds of steel. Approximately
500 yards of concrete were used in the foundations. A total of 3,000 nuts and
bolts were used.
