Storm Runner: Vertical Horsepower!Roller coasterMinimum height to ride: 52 inches About Storm Runner: Vertical Horsepower!America's first hydraulic launched coaster with inversions! Launches to speeds of seventy MPH before flying over a 200+ foot top hat, through a dive loop and finally an inline twist and "Flying Snake Dive" -- Last edited by Dan Forget [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from Storm Runner: Vertical Horsepower!Safety
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As of '07 (never got out to hershey in '08, and in early '09 it was raining), this couldn't have been better! No, I don't really need it to be longer, because it would take up too much space. It's great how it is, especially with the very good, fast launch, and the flying snake dive. One of my favorites! - Eli Katzman Loved this ride on my 2006 trip! Definitely a highlight and a must-ride for coaster fans! - Beth Olliges The launch and first hill were great, but after that I lost interest in the ride and it became quite rough, but still a cool ride. - Patrick Gorham An amazing ride! Zero-to-72 in TWO SECONDS. Awesome! - Buddy Custer Storm Runner is a good ride, but it's riding a lot rougher this year(2008). Also a headbanger. Yet still a blast... - Ian Kampert
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