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New Reoma World / NEWレオマワールド · Operating · 1991

Lady Bird Coaster / レディーバードコースター

28.8 ft · 21.8 mph

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Height

28.8 ft

Tallest at New Reoma World / NEWレオマワールド

Height28.8 ft
Speed21.8 mph
Length912.1 ft
InversionsNone

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Signature feel

Steel · Sit Down

Ride details

Trains

Single car trains. Riders are arranged 2 across in a single row for a total of 2 riders per car.

Restraints

Single position lap bar

Duration

Pro

Capacity

Pro

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