Silver Bullet, Steel roller coaster at Frontier City, Oklahoma City, United States
Silver Bullet is a steel roller coaster at Frontier City that guides riders through sharp turns and steep drops as it winds across the park. The ride uses a chain lift system to climb and features a single vertical loop as its main element.
The ride was originally designed in 1978 by Anton Schwarzkopf as a portable attraction and first operated at German fairs. It was later moved to Texas and eventually to Oklahoma, where it became a permanent fixture.
This roller coaster represents the evolution of American amusement parks, combining German engineering with the expanding entertainment landscape of Oklahoma City.
Visitors should check height and age requirements before riding, as safety restrictions apply to this attraction. The best times to visit are during regular park hours when lines tend to be shorter.
The track features a single vertical loop and utilizes a chain lift system, with a recent enhancement of additional seat belts implemented in 2017.
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