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SCOOBY-DOO! Spooky Coaster

Warner Bros. Movie World · Operating · 2002

SCOOBY-DOO! Spooky Coaster

55.8 ft · 28 mph

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Family rideWarner Bros. Movie WorldOfficial park siteScooby-Doo55.8 ft · 28 mph

Indoor wild-mouse mystery coaster through a Scooby-Doo haunted house.

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Ride profile

Scaled against Warner Bros. Movie World's operating coasters

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Height

55.8 ft

#6 of 8 at Warner Bros. Movie World

Height55.8 ft
Speed28 mph
Length1,738.8 ft
InversionsNone

Ride experience

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Signature feel

First drop

7 ft drop

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Ride details

Drop

7 ft

Trains

18 cars. Riders are arranged 2 across in 2 rows for a total of 4 riders per car.

Duration

Pro

Capacity

Pro

Specs from movieworld.com.au

History

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Timeline

  1. 2002

    SCOOBY-DOO! Spooky Coaster opens

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Background

SCOOBY-DOO! Spooky Coaster operates in Scooby-Doo at Warner Bros. Movie World.

Indoor wild-mouse mystery coaster through a Scooby-Doo haunted house.

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