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Twisted Timbers keeps the Hurler's double out and back layout but cranked up the thrill factor significantly.



 The airtime is a bit more extreme as each hill has ejector seat airtime that launched you up into the tightly secured lap bar.



Rocky Mountain Construction and designer Alan Schilke added twenty-eight feet pf structure to the top of The Hurler's eighty-three foot tall lift hill to give the ride more speed throughout the 3,351 feet of track.



With the addition of Rocky Mountain's I-Beam steel track to the wooden structure (I classify it as a hybrid coaster) came new trains that are themed to the rides haunted apple orchard theme.



A huge change from when this was The Hurler were the addition of three loops to the course including this zero-g roll.



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