Titan - Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags by Joey Designs

Titan - Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags by Joey Designs This mammoth steel construction is so intense they have to come up with a whole new category for it – the hyper twisted coaster This real Coaster (Titan )is particularly engineered to reflect the actual ride experience About Titan Titan is almost identical to Goliath at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Titan goes through a counterclockwise 540° upward helix while Goliath simply banks left into the brake run. During the summer months, as the train rolls into to the station, a cloud of mist can be seen under the train. Owing to problems with the wheels on the trains overheating, water is sprayed on the wheel assembly to help cool down the wheels after the train completes the course Ride Experience The top recreation: Titan begins with a slow U-turn out of the station then a climbs up a 245-foot (75 m) hill. At the crest of the hill the train drops 255-foot (78 m) into a 120-foot (37 m) underground tunnel. Immediately after the tunnel, riders are taken through a large turnaround. Following the turnaround, riders encounter a large camel back that provides significant airtime. The train subsequently enters an uphill 540 degree helix which leads to the mid-course brake run (In contrast to Goliath at Six Flags Magic Mountain, which simply banks to the left into the brake run). Next, trains maneuver an overbanked turn, followed by the 2nd, downhill, 540 degree helix with a camera installed for souvenir photos. Afterwards, the trains navigate an over-banked turn to the left and then another to the right. After this, the trains hit the final brake run and reenter the station Manufacturer Giovanola Designer Ingenieur Büro Stengel GmgH Model Mega Coaster (Giga Rage) All Joey Designs Top Coasters: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198138456877/myworkshopfiles/