DeliriumSwing rideMinimum height to ride: 52 inches About DeliriumOne of the park's star attractions, 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. -- Last edited by Ty Mullins [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from DeliriumSafety
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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 this ride scared the living Daylights out of me. partly beccause i am scared of hights. and because you feel weightless for so long. - Connor Sweeney this ride scared the living Daylights out of me. partly beccause i am scared of hights. and because you feel weightless for so long. - Connor Sweeney Awesome but to short there is only like 5 full swings - Nate Dapper
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