Called the Iron Menace, the rollercoaster will travel at speeds of up to 64 miles an hour and take riders on a 152-foot-tall vertical drop.
Called the Iron Menace, the ride is set to be the Northeast’s first dive rollercoaster, which means it’s a ride with an almost completely vertical drop.
The Iron Menace will take riders through the innards of an old steel mill, before dropping them 152 feet at a 95-degree angle. From there, the Menace will turn into a set of four awe--inducing dips and spins, including a zero gravity roll and a corkscrew spin that will have riders upside down.Iron Menace operates at speeds of up to 64 miles an hour, according to the Allentown-based amusement park.
Vice president Jessica Naderman called the forthcoming rollercoaster “one of the largest capital investments in park history.” The Iron Menance is first new rollercoaster to be built at Dorney Park since 2005, when the floorless behemothThis isn’t the only change to come to Dorney Park in recent months.
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