Oblivion

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Oblivion is a pioneering vertical drop roller coaster at Alton Towers in the UK, renowned as one of the first coasters to feature a near-vertical plunge into an underground tunnel.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf roller coaster
steel roller coaster
vertical drop roller coaster
brakeType magnetic brakes
capacityType multi-car operation
countryFirst first vertical drop coaster in the United Kingdom
designer John Wardley NERFINISHED
dropAngle 87 degrees
dropHeight approximately 54 metres
dropType vertical drop
gForce approximately 4.5 g
height approximately 60 metres
inversions 0
length approximately 373 metres
liftType chain lift hill
locatedIn Alton Towers NERFINISHED
England
Staffordshire
United Kingdom
manufacturer Bolliger & Mabillard NERFINISHED
material steel
model Dive Coaster prototype
name Oblivion NERFINISHED
notableFeature near-vertical plunge into an underground tunnel
one of the first vertical drop roller coasters
openingDate 1998-03-14
operatedBy Merlin Entertainments NERFINISHED
owner Alton Towers Resort NERFINISHED
park Alton Towers Resort NERFINISHED
parkSectionTheme futuristic government testing facility
queueFeature themed pre-show videos
restraintType over-the-shoulder restraints
rideCategory thrill ride
safetyRestriction minimum height requirement for riders
safetySystem block brake system
slogan Don’t look down NERFINISHED
sponsorHistory formerly sponsored by Fanta
status operating
themeParkArea X-Sector NERFINISHED
themeParkType amusement park attraction
topSpeed approximately 110 km/h
approximately 68 mph
trackType steel
trainConfiguration wide trains with a single row of seats
undergroundElement tunnel beneath ground level
worldFirst first B&M Dive Coaster

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