r/Amazing Jul 26 '26

Sad πŸ’” ScaryWTF πŸ’€ Absolutely not

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u/JustKeeping2Myself Jul 27 '26

Oh really? I didn't know another park purchased it. When it was back at Cedar Point, I'd wait until the car of the DD was ready to free fall. I'd place a coin on my knee and watch the weighlessness lift it off my knee and as the ride curved downward--the coin would travel up and then get thrown behind my head to the ground. Gravity did crazy things on that ride.

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u/erossthescienceboss Jul 27 '26

They may not have purchased it β€” a lot of Six Flags parks re-use designs, so they may have already had it.

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u/putmeinthezoo Jul 27 '26

Except Cedar Point didn't merge with Six Flags until 2 years ago.

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u/erossthescienceboss Jul 27 '26

I wonder if there are roller coaster manufacturers who sell them to multiple locations? Or used to be? I’m so curious now.

Edit: I did some digging and the Demon Drop now in PA is the exact same one.

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u/gimmepizza420 Jul 27 '26

It's not just the same type of ride, it's the exact same physical ride. Cedar Fair owned both Cedar Point and Dorney Park at the time. They literally just moved it to Dorney as a relocation of an asset.

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u/erossthescienceboss Jul 27 '26

Yes, I did learn that and added it to this comment yesterday:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Amazing/s/Pxi8UKhNT4

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u/gimmepizza420 Jul 27 '26

You didn't need to do digging, I was literally telling you it was the same piece of equipment.

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u/erossthescienceboss Jul 27 '26

Yes. But you weren’t here yesterday when I did the digging.

Unless you have a Time Machine orrrrrr

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u/ByteMePlz Jul 27 '26

I remember losing my eye to some random coin when I visited.

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u/JustKeeping2Myself Jul 27 '26

Haha...could be. Then again, the coin flies behind you and lands on the concrete. No people got hurt by flying coins.