#Stealth roller coaster g force full
#Stealth roller coaster g force series

At the end of both the queues there is a small video from Billy (Jigsaw’s puppet) about “The Game” and how you will lose! (Note: Jigsaw is the “Bad guy” in SAW). The fast track queue is similar apart from it doesn’t have any cages with scenes in.

#Stealth roller coaster g force full

I have never been in the normal queue for SAW as I have always bought a fast track pass for it but apparently it is a queue full of scenes from the movies and things to build up the scene. Like The SWARM, SAW us a intensely themed ride. In its first year it was very popular but it’s popularity has decreased since and rumour has it that it will be dismantled this year. SAW – Alive is a maze filled with live actors and sections from all six of the films. SAW – The Ride is based on all six films.Īlong with SAW – The Ride came another attraction, SAW – Alive.

#Stealth roller coaster g force series

SAW were a series of 6 franchise horror films about a guy who basically sickly kills people. If you’re up for a thrill then SAW is definitely the ride for you. In 2009 Thorpe Park opened a new roller coaster, SAW. Thorpe Park is a theme park full of thrilling roller coasters, rides and attractions. My suggestion is that if you are at Thorpe Park, go on the other four main coasters first THE SWARM, SAW, Nemesis Inferno and Stealth and then go on Colossus. Overall this is a worth while coaster, but because of its age and rough ride it is not as brilliant as it used to be. Just as you think the ride is over, the coaster does an anti-clockwise in line twist, this is my favourite part of the coaster! It is a good idea to keep your head forward during the ride, this reduces head banging.Ĭolossus had a fabulous trick at the end that if you’re a first time rider it will take you by complete surprise. Some other features of the ride includes, 5 heart line rolls ( Click here for an explanation), 2 corkscrews, a cobra roll and a vertical loop.Īs the ride was built in 2002, it is fairly old now, due to this it is a very rough ride and it involves quite a bit of head banging. The ride reaches a top speed of 45 mph and has a max g-force of 4.2 The coaster rattles over the top and bends round a corner before dropping and speeding through a loop the loop, and then another one! Wow. The ride starts of with a 45 degrees climb on a chain lift hill, taking you 30 meters up. The throughput of the ride is 1050 people per hour and this just shows you that if you were queueing for 2 hours, that means that 2100 people had queued before you.

Although it certainly makes you eager to go on the ride. The downside of the queue being situated under the ride is that because of the age of the ride, it is quite a loud rattle and bang every time the coaster goes over your head. Unfortunately due to its popularity, the ride queue time can rise up to 3 hours. The ride queue is situated right under the ride and gives you something to watch as you queue. I have been on the ride 3 times, once in 2010, once 2011 and once this year. Thorpe Park’s first big thrill ride, Colossus built in 2002 is a 10 time inverting roller coaster.