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Delirium

Delirium is a swing ride at Kings Island. The minimum height to ride is 52 inches. Scroll down for readers' ratings and reviews.

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Posted: February 20, 2010

A Huss Giant Frisbee, Delirium throws its riders into the chaos of a storm as it swings and spins at insane heights and speeds. The disorienting attraction reaches a maximum height of 137 feet and speed of 76 mph.

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24 votes, so far

It was decent but not worth to long of a wait, it is a great way to cool off on a hot day. Its worth it as long as the line is under 30 minutes. - Michael Hurley

These rides are at a lot of parks, but I still love them. When I rode Delirium I was suprised at how they really keep the line moving. It also looks like you might get sick on it when you watch it. Absolutely not. The ride is very comfortable throughout. - Bradley Keith

This ride needs some [very much needed] TLC! - Adam Clinard

Delirium is a great ride. It's so cool when your up in the air, waving to friends. It spins too when you're up there so you don't know if your coming down backwards or forwards. Seems short though, not many full swings. 9 out of 10. - Jamie Rieger

hey nate y u such a whining little bitch - Glenn Sims

One of the best attractions Kings Island has to offer, Delirium gives the thrills most park guests crave. Adding onto the awesomeness, practically all seats provide a great view through-out the attraction. - Ty Mullins

I'm not usually one for flat rides, but this one was a blast. - Derek Potter

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