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Home » Entertainment » Soar into the Stars on Kings Island's new Orion Giga Coaster

Soar into the Stars on Kings Island's new Orion Giga Coaster

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Friday, August 16, 2019 - 03:07 Edited from a Press Release

The buzz is now official.  The leaked plans. The poster collection. A fence surrounding the location where a favorite coaster used to be. 

But on top of the tower you can see workers clearing land and adding concrete anchors.

Early speculation said "Giga," a 300-400 foot high coaster, of which only seven exist in the United States. First hill drop 300 feet. 91 miles per hour. 

Click the video. Here's a POV perspective from the "Orion's" front  seat. 

You can take a real ride with the giant $31 million dollar airtime coaster when the park opens next spring.

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