Knott's announces B&M inverted coaster

Posted | Contributed by Jeff

Knott's Berry Farm announced the addition of a new B&M inverted roller coaster, called Silver Bullet, to open on Christmas Eve, 2004. The $16 million ride will have 3,125 feet of track, be 146 feet tall with a first drop of 109 feet and six inversions.

Read the press release from Business Wire.

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Mamoosh's avatar
Michael - I assume they just wanted a "cleaner" looking photo to showcase Silver Bullet's layout. Imagine how busy it would be with Jag's sprawling layout as well.

mOOSH

what an excellent addition to the Knotts Berry Farm . This is really a great park and will inhance the coaster line up that they already have . Knotts is one of my favorite parks and this will add a new feeling to the atmosphere of the park.

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