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The Riddler Revenge
Steel Inverted at Six Flags New England, Agawam, Massachusetts. Opened 1997.
- Height
- 109 ft
- Drop
- n/a
- Top speed
- 50 mph
- Length
- 2,261 ft
- Inversions
- 5
- Ride time
- 1 min 36 s
- Designer
- Vekoma
The Riddler Revenge is a steel inverted roller coaster in the Gotham City area of Six Flags New England in Agawam, Massachusetts. It is a Vekoma Suspended Looping Coaster (SLC), the standard 689-meter model, with riders seated in trains that hang below the track. RCDB gives a height of 109 feet, a track length of about 2,260 feet, a top speed of about 50 mph, five inversions and a ride time of 1 minute 36 seconds. The park describes a half loop, a half corkscrew and several rolls, and lists a minimum height of 52 inches.
History
The coaster opened in 1997, when the park was called Riverside: The Great Escape, under the name Mind Eraser. RCDB notes that it received new trains for the 2017 season. It was rethemed to the Batman villain the Riddler and renamed The Riddler Revenge in 2018. It is a different ride from The Riddler Revenge at Six Flags Over Texas and The Riddler's Revenge at Six Flags Magic Mountain.
Sources
- sixflags.com/newengland/attractions/riddler-revenge (Park page: THE RIDDLER Revenge, Gotham City; half loop, half corkscrew, multiple rolls; introduced 1997; Vekoma; 52-inch minimum, 78-inch maximum height.)
- rcdb.com/429.htm (RCDB: Riddler Revenge, Six Flags New England, operating; Vekoma SLC 689m Standard, inverted; length 2,260.5 ft, height 109.3 ft, 49.7 mph, 5 inversions, duration 1:36; former name Mind Eraser; new trains for the 2017 season.)
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Flags_New_England (The Riddler Revenge, 1997, Vekoma suspended looping coaster, formerly Mind Eraser from 1997 to 2017; retheme to The Riddler Revenge described in the 2018 section; park called Riverside: The Great Escape 1996-1999.)
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