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Well well...you never knew this side of me didn't ya? Welcome to my Coaster Enthusiast Blog! Here you'll find all sorts of cool facts on coasters plus some vids of coasters that made courtesy of Planet Coaster! So pull down those lap bars, fasten your seatbelts and get ready for a ride! 

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Roller Coaster of the Day #3 Swamp Fox @ Family Kingdom

The Swamp Fox is a wooden roller coaster built by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company (PTC for short). It is located at Family Kingdom in Downtown Myrtle Beach. It is a figure 8 wooden coaster that despite its age, continues to thrill guests to this very day. It was built in 1966.    Stats Height: 72ft Length: 2,640ft Top Speed: 50mph Ridden: Yes Review: Swamp Fox is a fun and classic woodie. Despite its size, this coaster has some good airtime, and with the buzz ba

Roller Coaster of the Day #2: Montu @ Busch Gardens Tampa

Like Fury 325, Montu is a steel coaster built by the Swiss manufacturer Bolliger and Mabillard (B&M). Unlike Fury 325, Montu is what is known as an inverted roller coaster. An inverted roller coaster positions riders below the track, which their feet dangle from the coaster train. This gives a feeling of being carried by an eagle by its talons. It is a very fun experience.  Stats Height: 151ft Top Speed: 60mph Inversions: 7 Max G force: 3.8 Ridden: Yes Revi

Roller Coaster of the Day #1: Fury 325 @ Carowinds

Why not start this series off with a bang! Fury 325 is a Giga coaster built by the Swiss company Boliger and Mabilard or B&M for short. It is located at Carowinds on the North Carolina/South Carolina Border. It holds the record as the world's tallest and fastest Giga Coaster. A giga coaster has a height between 300 and 399 feet. Stats Height: 325ft Top Speed: 95mph Length: 6,602ft (1.25 miles) Drop Angle: 81 Degrees Opened: March 28, 2015   Ridden
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