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Why does the first drop of a roller coaster have to be the tallest?
in a Roller Coaster the first drop must be the tallest or in other words the fastest more speed that the roller coaster gains at the start make it allot more fun.
Is the Sheikra a scary roller coaster?
Sheikra is not a scary roller coaster because when you do the drop you feel nothing at all.
What feels worse a roller coaster drop or a loop?
Personally a drop.
Which roller coaster has a vertical drop at Alton towers?
Oblivion
Which roller coaster has the tallest drop off?
Kingda Ka
What part of a roller coaster reaches the highest speed?
The part of a roller coaster that reaches the highest speed is typically the point where the coaster is at its lowest point, known as the bottom of a drop.
How fast does the demon drop roller coaster go?
55 MPH
How big is the drop on the Revenge of the Mummy roller coaster?
the highest drop is 25feet but it feels like eternity
How does it feel on a roller coaster drop?
The feeling you get is like the "butterfly feeling". This is because of the negative gs affecting you as you begin the drop.
Longest drop on a roller coaster?
The "Dragster" is smaller then Kingda Ka. Kingda Ka is taller.
Do you think a roller coaster and a International Space Station has the same effects on a person when they drop?
yes
What roller coaster has the steepest drop in the world?
The steepest drop on a roller coaster can be found on Mumbo Jumbo at Flamingoland park in (Malton, Yorkshire, England). It's drop is 112 degrees. A close second place goes to Steel Hawg at Indiana Beach (Monticello, Indiana) at 111 degrees. Both coasters listed above are nearly identical in layout and style. There are also other rides that "cheat" their way into the records, but can be classified as drops. The Afterburner coaster at Wonder Island has a 150-degree drop followed by a 160-degree drop, but both are lined with brakes to guide the car down the drop with a rather slowed speed, thus not truly dropping. Another ride worth noting is the "Screamin' Squirrel" ride model by S&S Power (all these record-breakers are S&S rides). The Screamin' Squirrel technically speaking has a 180-degree drop, but some could argue it not to be a drop.
