Thorpe Park review

Like many theme parks, Thorpe Park is split up into several distinctly themed areas.

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Thorpe Park has held, and still continues to hold, a number of records for its rides. These include:

• Colossus was the world's first (and until recently, only) roller coaster to feature 10 inversions.
• Stealth is Europe's fastest launched roller coaster. In 2007 Stealth will lose the speed record to PortAventura's new rollercoster, "Furious Baco".
• X:\ No Way Out is the world's only backwards in-the-dark roller coaster also known as "blackwards".
• Nemesis Inferno holds the record for the longest pre-lift hill section of any B&M inverted coaster and is also the only ride of its type to feature inter-locking corkscrews.
• Loggers Leap is the tallest log flume in the UK.
• Rush is the world's first S&S Giant Speed Swing.
• Slammer is the first Sky Swat in Europe

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