GreenLantern - Great Adventure, Six Flags by Joey Designs

Green Lantern - Great Adventure, Six Flags by Joey Designs *Starter Station Scenery Included Hal Jordan rose from test pilot to the superhero GREEN LANTERN—an icon of courage, confidence, and strength This real Green Lantern coaster design is especially unique with the recreation of the 72 foot inclined loop. The track is particularly engineered to mirror the actual ride experience. All track sections and inversions are carefully recreated About Green Lantern At its opening, Green Lantern claimed the record for the tallest vertical loop of any roller coaster in the world. At the time, it was the world's tallest, fastest and longest stand-up coaster. It also claimed records for the largest drop and the most inversions on a stand-up roller coaster Ride Experience Leaving the station, the train starts by climbing the 155-foot-tall (47 m) chain lift hill, on which the Green Lantern oath is played over loudspeakers along the steps. At the top, the train goes through a pre-drop before making a slightly-banked 180° turnaround. After this, the train goes down a 144 feet (44 m) drop into a 121. 6-foot-tall (37. 1 m) vertical loop. Out of the loop, the track rises to the right into a 103. 8-foot-tall (31. 6 m) diving loop, hugging the first drop of Superman: Ultimate Flight. Riders then rise into a diving turnaround over the station, and the train enters a right-leaning 72-foot-tall (22 m) inclined loop. After a small hill, the train then rises to the left into the mid-course brake run. It then drops into a right corkscrew, turning right and weaving through the diving loop. The track then makes a ground-hugging left turn and enters a low, second right corkscrew. After a right turn the train makes a final, 180° left turn into the final brake run before returning to the station Green Lantern is listed in the top 100 Best Roller Coasters in the World All Top Coasters: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198138456877/myworkshopfiles/ Type Steel - Stand up Manufacturer - Bolliger