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Phantom's Revenge Pictures

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A nice look at the train as it leaves the station.

A train perched at the top of the lift hill.

This section of the ride is all from the original Steel Phantom.

Nearing the bottom of the swooping 160 foot first drop.

Same as the previous photo from a different angle.

This menacing figure sits at the entrance to the Phantom's Revenge queue.

With a top speed of 82 miles per hour, Phantom's Revenge is among the fastest coasters in the world.

Your second encounter with the phantom happens as you enter the station.

The steel mills along the Monongahela River serve as a backdrop for this section of the ride.

At the top of the second drop - the largest drop on the ride.

At the bottom of the first drop there is a small section of flat speed track before you ascend the second hill.

Phantom's Revenge is an airtime filled monster. You won't find anyone who'll disagree with that.

About to take the 228 foot plunge down the second drop.

Phantom's Revenge flies by Thunderbolt. Look closely above the rear of the train and you can see the heads of riders on Thunderbolt.

Wheeeee!

Believe it or not this huge airtime hill is one of the last on the ride.

The airtime on this ride is just sick.

Phantom's Revenge was originally Steel Phantom. Between the 2000 & 2001 season the ride was heavily modified. More info, photos and a video of the original Steel Phantom can be found in our special features.

Phantom's Revenge is 3200 feet long and 160 feet high, but the longest drop is actually 228 feet thanks to clever use of a natural ravine. The riders in this photo are about to take that plunge into that ravine.

These are some of the most comfortable and accomodating trains on any roller coaster.

After the 228 foot drop and speeds of 82 miles per hour you make a big sweeping left turn back up out of the ravine.

It's a long way down!

Phantom's Revenge also has one of the slower lift hills around. Tension builds. It's all good.

That's a pretty good mix of 'hands up' and 'white knuckle' riders.

Another look at the top of the big drop.

If you think this part of the ride is fast wait until the big drop!

Each car holds 4 riders and each train is 7 cars long.

Even this final hop into the brakes offers nice air.

I know I keep talking about airtime, but Phantom's Revenge is really relentless (in a good way).
Just look at that track.

The final turn of the ride is very close to the ground.

The ride ends with a series of powerful bunny hills.

Phantom's Revenge circles Stonehenge at one point.
Actually this is a leftover footer from the original Steel Phantom.

A look at the technical side of the chain lift.

The twisted mess of Phantom's Revenge and Thunderbolt track high above the Monongahela river.

The second drop goes through the Thunderbolt zipping both above and below its track.

A full station on a cold October evening.

Phantom's Revenge

Another look at Phantom's Revenge.

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