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It could be that Son of Beast is a wooden looping roller coaster. I don't think that Deja Vu is 196 feet high.
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by SFGA 11 on May 2nd, 2004, 8:55 pm
Some say Vu is 178 ft. others say 196 ft.
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by Aero737 on May 2nd, 2004, 9:07 pm
You can see over the top of DeJaVu from Raging Bull's lift hill, which is around 200 feet, so I would go with the 178 foot tall guess.
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Coasterdude12 you misread it. It says Viper FEATURES the tallest vertical loop. Not the tallest looping ride.
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RCDB says Deja Vu is 191 ft tall and the drop is 177ft
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by SFGA 11 on May 2nd, 2004, 9:24 pm
Not thats a big deal but when all of the Deja Vu's opened, the SFoG and MM sites said 196 and Gam said 178.
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. It says Viper FEATURES the tallest vertical loop. Not the tallest looping ride
Actually Iggy, you misread
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Huh? Iggy's right...
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It says both of those things.
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also for what it's worth Manhattan Express is 201 feet high and has a vertical loop, and Mr. Freeze (though it doesnt go up this high) is 227 feet tall and has an inversion.
(I know it says tallest vertical loop, but I felt like typing for some reason)
Also for the record I think that is a bogus record, I doubt anyone cares about tallest vertical loops, especially when the loop is about the same size as all other arrow loops on earth.
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