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Not the Largest Woody

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Article says it has the largest wooden rollercoaster in the world. White Canyon is not the largest even by a long shot. I'm going to delete it because White Canyon is not even the biggest woody in Japan, it's Regina!

Roller Coaster: White Canyon Amusement Park: Yomiuriland (Inagi, Tokyo, Japan) Classification: Roller Coaster Type: Wood - Sit Down Status: Operating since 4/9/1994 Builder: Roller Coaster Corporation of America, Togo Designer: John Pierce Track layout: Cyclone Capacity: 1008 riders per hour

Length: 3608' 11" Height: 116' Drop: 95' Inversions: 0 Speed: 52.4 mph Duration: 2:12 Max Vertical Angle: 53 Degrees G-Force: 3.5

Now Regina...

Roller Coaster: Regina Amusement Park: Tobu Zoo Park (Minami, Saitama, Saitama, Japan) Classification: Roller Coaster Type: Wood - Sit Down Status: Operating since 3/18/2000 Designer: Stand Company Maps: Bing Maps (Satellite) Capacity: 560 riders per hour

Length: 4376' 8" <----------------------------- Height: 120' 5" <---------------------------------- Inversions: 0 Speed: 56 mph Duration: 2:08 Max Vertical Angle: 50 Degrees G-Force: 2.8

www.rcdb.com —Preceding unsigned comment added by Fadedroots (talk • contribs) 04:44, 12 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]