New York-New York Hotel & Casino · Operating · 1997
Big Apple Coaster
A TOGO looping hyper wrapped around the New York-New York skyline — taxi-cab trains, a vertical loop, and a twist-and-dive still unique on the Strip.
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Sign in to suggest an update →A TOGO looping hyper wrapped around the New York-New York skyline — taxi-cab trains, a vertical loop, and a twist-and-dive still unique on the Strip.
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Ride profile
Scaled against New York-New York Hotel & Casino's operating coasters
Park intensity
Inversions
2
Ride experience
- Looping Hyper
- Steel
Specs from newyorknewyork.mgmresorts.com
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Airtime hills explained
Shaped hills that pull you out of the seat — the heart of hyper and many modern layouts.
Giga vs hyper — what changes at 300 feet?
Giga coasters push height even further. The feel is still about speed and airtime, not inversion tours.
Tubular steel track basics
Round rail stacked and welded — the default modern coaster structure.
What is a hypercoaster?
A coaster focused on speed and airtime — usually 200+ feet tall with a lift hill, not a looping marathon.
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- New York-New York Hotel & Casino — official sitenewyorknewyork.mgmresorts.com(opens in a new tab)
- New York-New York Hotel & Casino on Coaster AtlasPark page
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