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SAW - The Ride

Roller coaster
Minimum height to ride: 54 inches

About SAW - The Ride

Based on Lionsgate and Twisted Pictures' 'Saw' franchise, SAW - The Ride will put riders at the mercy of the series' master manipulator, Jigsaw.

A 'beyond vertical' drop of 100º from a height of 100ft, will make the ride the steepest freefall drop in the world. Riders will also endure three inversions on this, the park's fourth coaster.

The ride features excellent themeing outside the ride and inside the queue with live actors performing to keep you entertained. The dark-ride section is brilliantly themed with various moving horror objects. At the bottom of the main drop there are spinnning blades which rider come extremely close to. -- Last edited by Daniel Cernuschi

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An amazing experience! Not just a great rollercoaster, but the inside themeing on the ride and in the queue is extremely well done (especially for a UK themepark). Some segments of the ride can be a little rough, however the speed and G-force on this ride is incredible. - Daniel Cernuschi


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