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Its a shame its service life came to such an abrupt end, but it's nice to see a parts of the ride preserved for historic value.

The National Roller Coaster Museum doesn't (yet) have visitor facilities, but the collection can be seen during special events and by arrangement.

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It had separate load and unload stations.

It was down quite a bit in its final years, and being built into a former dark ride building didn't make maintenance any easier. It was up and running at the beginning of the 2018 season; I got what were to be my final rides on Opening Day.

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10 hours ago, malem said:

It had separate load and unload stations.

It was down quite a bit in its final years, and being built into a former dark ride building didn't make maintenance any easier. It was up and running at the beginning of the 2018 season; I got what were to be my final rides on Opening Day.

Being there with you on that opening day, I do not remember there being a separate unload station. 

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I am so sad I missed out on this coaster. I had planned to go in 2017 but they fell through due to money constraints. I am so upset with myself over not being able to ride this.

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