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Twisted Timbers

Steel Hybrid at Kings Dominion, Doswell, Virginia. Opened 2018.

Height
111 ft
Drop
109 ft
Top speed
54 mph
Length
3,361 ft
Inversions
3
Ride time
n/a
Designer
Rocky Mountain Construction

Twisted Timbers is a hybrid roller coaster, with steel track on a wooden structure, at the edge of the Candy Apple Grove area of Kings Dominion in Doswell, Virginia. Rocky Mountain Construction built it, and it opened on March 24, 2018, replacing Hurler, a wooden coaster that ran from 1994 to 2015. Wikipedia credits Alan Schilke with the design.

After a 111-foot chain lift, the train plunges down a 109-foot barrel roll drop, the first of three inversions; RCDB also lists an overbanked curve, a cutback and a zero-G roll. The park describes more than 20 airtime hills and a top speed of 54 mph, and RCDB gives a track length of 3,361 feet.

The ride's story is set in an abandoned orchard struck by a mysterious event in 1950. Riders must be at least 48 inches tall.

Sources

  • sixflags.com/kingsdominion/attractions/twisted-timbers (Park page: hybrid of wood supports and steel track; 109-foot-tall barrel roll drop, two more inversions, over 20 airtime hills, 54 mph; Hanover Hill Orchard story; minimum height 48 inches.)
  • rcdb.com/15028.htm (RCDB: operating since March 24, 2018; Rocky Mountain Construction (RCDB: Rocky Mountain Coasters) I-Box hybrid; length 3,361 ft, height 111 ft, 54 mph, 3 inversions; 109 ft barrel roll downdrop, overbanked curve, cutback, zero-G roll.)
  • en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twisted_Timbers (Wikipedia: opened March 24, 2018; Rocky Mountain Construction, designer Alan Schilke; height 111 ft, drop 109 ft, 54 mph, 3 inversions; length given as 3,351 ft.)
  • en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kings_Dominion (Wikipedia Kings Dominion: Twisted Timbers replaced Hurler, which operated from 1994 to 2015.)

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