Marlon Scott | Steel Vengeance at Cedar Point First Impressions! @lunaprk | Uploaded May 2019 | Updated October 2024, 10 hours ago.
From Media Day in 2018 prior to the coaster's grand opening. I originally made this piece for ACE and now at least getting it out there. Steel Vengeance was built by Rocky Mountain Construction out the previous wood coaster, Mean Streak. Considered one of the best coasters in the world and my current personal favorite, the overbanked transitions in and out of actual inversions set it apart from even RMC's other designs. It's 205 feet high with a towering first drop of 200 feet rocketing the trains at a maximum of 74mph over 5740 feet of track.
From Media Day in 2018 prior to the coaster's grand opening. I originally made this piece for ACE and now at least getting it out there. Steel Vengeance was built by Rocky Mountain Construction out the previous wood coaster, Mean Streak. Considered one of the best coasters in the world and my current personal favorite, the overbanked transitions in and out of actual inversions set it apart from even RMC's other designs. It's 205 feet high with a towering first drop of 200 feet rocketing the trains at a maximum of 74mph over 5740 feet of track.
