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Fahrenheit Pictures

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Leaving the station.

Reaching the top of the vertical lift hill.

About to drop.

In addition to the vertical lift, the drop is beyond vertical at 97 degrees.

97 degrees and falling fast.

Into the Norwegian Loop.

Norwegian Loop.

At the bottom of the Norwegian Loop.

The Cobra Roll accounts for the third and fourth inversions on the ride.

Out of the cobra roll and into the first of two corkscrews - through the middle of the Norwegian Loop.

The second corkscrew is the sixth and final inversion on Fahrenheit.

This tight, highly banked turns makes for a quick direction change near the end of the ride.

One of the last surprises is a strong airtime hill.

After hitting the final brakes you have a moment to gather yourself.

And then into the station where another set of riders will take on Fahrenheit.

A good look at the train and seating as these riders are about to drop 121 feet at 97 degrees.

Fahrenheit features shorter trains (similar to those found on Maverick at Cedar Point) that hold 12 riders.

At the top of the lift hill.

Track in all directions.

Fahrenheit cost $12,000,000 to build.

Fahrenheit has a total of six inversions.

Fahrenheit's twisted layout makes it hard to figure out which way is up.

Here's a good look at how the drop is steeper than vertical.

This corkscrew cuts across a lot of vertical track.

Fahrenheit reaches a top speed of 58 miles per hour.

Fahrenheit uses a dual chain lift system - you can see both chains in this photo.

Fahrenheit speeds along.

Fahrenheit fun.

The inversion entering the Norwegian Loop.

Another look at the lift and drop.

Another look.

Fahrenheit.

Fahrenheit.

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