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Superman Escape

Roller coaster
Minimum height to ride: 55 inches

About Superman Escape

SUPERMAN Escape is an unprecedented rollercoaster ride experience which travels 0 - 100 kilometres in just 2 seconds! That's not fast that's SUPERMAN fast! With 760 metres of vertical climbs, weightless drops, head spinning twists and giant G-force turns, SUPERMAN Escape completely redefines the coaster experience.

The exciting pre-show adventure is an attraction in itself, themed around the popular DC Super Hero. Guests commence their adventure in a METROPOLIS subway loading dock. As they travel through the subway, a terrifying earthquake takes hold and threatens their safe passage.

To escape the catastrophe, SUPERMAN rescues guests by propelling their carriage out then vertically upwards at 100km per hour! -- Last edited by Alex Tason

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16 votes, so far

Definitely the best ride at the park. Good theming and story and then an awesome launch followed by smooth and steep hills. 10/10 - Robert Brimelow


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