Jetline, Steel roller coaster at Gröna Lund amusement park, Stockholm, Sweden
Jetline is a steel roller coaster at Gröna Lund amusement park in Stockholm with seven inversions and steep drops built into its structure. The track winds compactly through the limited space of the waterfront park, creating tight turns and rapid transitions.
This coaster opened in 1988 and marked the park's expansion into thrill rides during the late twentieth century. It represented one of the most advanced amusement installations of that era.
Since opening, this steel coaster has drawn crowds seeking the rush of speed and weightlessness that defines modern amusement park thrills. It shapes how visitors experience the park and brings together families and adventure seekers looking to share the excitement.
Riders need to meet a minimum height requirement to board safely, and the coaster operates mainly during warmer months. It helps to arrive early to avoid long wait times.
The coaster was engineered with seven inversions, an unusually high number for the available space, making it a technical marvel of space compression. This tight packing of loops creates an especially intense ride within a small footprint.
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