AFTERBURN

Height Requirement: 54"

32-passenger, inverted steel coaster with floorless cars suspended below the track. Takes guests on six inversions including a space drop, a vertical loop, an immelman, a batwing, a flat spin and finally into a spiral.

Located in: County Fair

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Afterburn

Inversions	6
Lift Height	144'
Manufacturer	Bolliger & Mabillard of Monthey, Switzerland
Number of Cars	8
Number of Trains	2
Ride Time	2 min., 47 sec.
Speed	62 mph
Train Capacity	32 per train
Year Opened	1999

Introduced to the park in 1999 at a cost of more than $10 million, Afterburn was the largest investment in park history at that time. Today, as the park’s 2nd tallest and fastest rollercoaster, Afterburn ranks as one of the top 30 steel coasters in the world!

Weighing in at more than 2.2 million pounds, the 144-foot tall coaster was built by the renowned Swiss-based coaster manufacturer Bolliger and Mabillard (B&M). Best known for its blinding speeds—up to 62 mph—Afterburn also is distinguished by its inverted construction. With trains suspended below the track, riders loop on the outside of the track instead of on the inside.

Special Access Entrance is at ride exit. Guests using wheelchairs should enter through the special entrance ramp located to the left of the main ride entrance. Press the elevator intercom buttom for assistance from a ride operator.

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