Tower of Terror II

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Tower of Terror II was a high-speed steel shuttle roller coaster at Dreamworld in Australia, renowned for its dramatic vertical tower and intense launch.

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Label Occurrences
Tower of Terror II canonical 2
Tower of Terror 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf launched roller coaster
shuttle roller coaster
steel roller coaster
capacityPerTrain 14 riders
closingDate 2019-11-03
countryFirst first roller coaster in Australia to reach 160 km/h
demolitionDate 2020
designer Intamin
dropHeight approximately 100 m
duration 0:00:28
gForce 4.5 g
height 115 m
approximately 377 ft
inversionCount 0
liftMechanism LIM launch
locatedIn Australia
Dreamworld
Gold Coast
Queensland
manufacturer Intamin
maximumSpeed 100 mph
160 km/h
model Reverse Freefall Coaster
notableFeature dramatic vertical tower
intense high-speed launch
vertical spike track
openingDate 1997-01-23
owner Dreamworld
parkOperator Ardent Leisure
parkSection Ocean Parade
previousName Tower of Terror II self-linksurface differs
surface form: Tower of Terror
propulsion linear induction motor launch
recordHeld one of the world’s fastest roller coasters at opening
one of the world’s tallest roller coasters at opening
relaunchDate 2010-09-18
renovation backwards-facing car added in 2010 refurbishment
restraintType lap bar
rideExperience rapid horizontal launch into vertical ascent and fall-back
rideType thrill ride
safetySystem magnetic brakes
status defunct
structureMaterial steel
successorAtSite Steel Taipan
theme futuristic sci-fi
trackLength approximately 376 m
trackType single shuttle track
trainConfiguration 1 car per train

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Dreamworld hasFormerAttraction Tower of Terror II
Steel Taipan replacedAtLocation Tower of Terror II
Tower of Terror II previousName Tower of Terror II self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Tower of Terror