The Seven Days of Arrow Development – Day 5

All this week, we’re going to post a new graphic, both here and on all our social media channels, that features a milestone moment in Arrow Development’s history.

Today’s post is of Magnum XL-200, the world’s first hypercoaster (200+ feet) and a throwback to the out and back wooden coasters of the 1920’s. It’s also considered by many as the moment the “coaster wars” officially began.

Be sure to LIKE, COMMENT or SHARE with the amusement park fans in your life – and don’t forget that “The Legacy of Arrow Development” premieres THIS SATURDAY at the Montgomery Theater in San Jose. Tickets are still available here: bit.ly/ArrowTixSJ

See you there on Saturday!

This entry was posted on January 20, 2016 by Great American Thrills. It was filed under Amusement Parks, Legacy of Arrow Development, Theme Parks and was tagged with #LegacyofArrow, #RideWithACE, ACE, american coaster enthusiasts, amusement park, amusement park review, arrow, arrow dynamics, corkscrew, disney parks, disneyland, El Aserradero, film premiere, flume, great american thrills, Knott's, Knott's Berry Farm, kris rowberry, kristopher rowberry, log flume, lost parks, Montgomery Theater, roller coaster, san jose, silicon valley, six flags, six flags over texas, Team San Jose, The Legacy of Arrow Development, theme park, theme park review, things to do, things to do in san jose.

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