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| High Roller
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| General
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| Park
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Stratoshpere
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| Location
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 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
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| Status
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Defunct
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| Operated
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| Operated
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April 29, 1996 - December 30, 2005
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| Opened
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April 29, 1996
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| Opening
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| Cost
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$900,000 USD
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| Height restriction
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| Statistics
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| Manufacturer
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Premier Rides
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| Builder
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| Type
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Steel- Sit-Down
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| Type
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| Model
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| Riders per train
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28
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| Riders per hour
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700
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| Lift/launch system
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| Height
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feet
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| Drop
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feet
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| Top speed
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30 mph
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| Length
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865 feet
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| Dimensions
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feet x feet
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| Duration
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| Inversions
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0
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| Steepest drop
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13°
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High Roller was a Premier Rides sit-down roller coaster located atop the Stratosphere Tower in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Design[]
High Roller's design consisted of a lengthy helix completing three circuits around the perimeter of the tower.
Trains[]
Single-car trains.
