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Talon Pictures

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Talon - The Grip Of Fear

A look at the layout from the parking lot.

Talon's swooping first drop is 120 feet down from a height of 135 feet.

Talon's vertical loop is 98 feet tall.

The zero-g roll.

The zero-g roll from the other side. It goes right over the station.

This Immelman element serves as a turnaround at the far end of the ride.

The helix is a great visual for potential riders at the ride entrance.

Talon's layout is pretty twisted.

Talon is an Inverted coaster by Bolliger and Mabillard. Trains travel below the track and riders sit in 'ski lift' style seats with their feet dangling freely below.

This hill actually provides a neat little pop of airtime - rare for inverted coasters.

Talon - fun for all ages!

This corkscrew comes towards the end of your ride - one last reminder of who is in control.

The corkscrew from another angle.

The sign at the entrance to the ride.

A train climbing the lift hill.

Talon opened to the public on May 5, 2001.

The vertical loop is the first of Talon's four inversions.

Talon even gives you something to look at while waiting for your frozen custard.

Talon's color scheme takes on a slightly different hue in the light of a setting sun.

The zero-g roll is the second of four inversions on Talon.

The immelman is the third of four inversions on Talon.

Talon's layout is 3110 feet long.

Another unique look at some of the curves of the ride.

Another train rises skyward behind the photo booth.

Another look at the train in the immelman.

The flat spin is the fourth and final inversion on Talon.

This is the highly banked turn leading into the flat spin.

The highly banked turn (previous photo) flattens out. Then just when you think it's safe, Talon whips you head over heels with a tight corkscrew.

An interesting angle.

This way to Talon.

Ghosts of Talon.

At night the ride becomes even more stunning.

Talon's train becomes an eerie blur at night.

Talon's train becomes an eerie blur at night.

Another look at Talon.

Talon from afar.

The entrance area.

Vertical loop.

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