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I'm doing a article in Journalism class on roller coasters and I decided to talk about Moonsault Scramble, and how it was actually the first coaster to be 200ft tall, not Magnum. If anyone has any pics or exact info that would be nice. Coasterbuzz says it opened in 1983 but RCDB says it opened in 1988. Anybody know which is right?
Justin
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no idea on the date, but I do know Meisho is/was an asian Subsidiary of Vekoma.
I hear it was quite the headbanger also due to that bizare twisted inversion element, and it was torn down a few years ago.
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Height of structure: 246 ft
Highest point of track: 230 ft
Highest point of track reached by the front car: 207 ft
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SammyTheSparerib
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6/24/1983 Is the exact date.
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Thanks a lot guys. I finished the project but Moonsault Scramble is always a sort of unknown topic. I heard it pulled 6.7 G's!!
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by shocker on October 14th, 2004, 8:47 pm
i tried to make a replica on rct2 and got 1 excitement and 19 intensity
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by [jonrev] on October 29th, 2004, 8:51 pm
What does it look like?
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by [jonrev] on October 31st, 2004, 11:53 am
WOW!! Why did they tear that monster out?
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It pulled too many G's and wasn't very popular with guests.
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Thats the weirdest looking coaster i have ever seen. It's too fancy i think.
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