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GhostRider

GhostRider opened in December of 1998 to a wildly excited Knott's and roller coaster fan base.  Originally designed by the Knott family as a last-ditch effort to infuse revenue back into the then-struggling park, it became the first major attraction to open under the new leadership of Cedar Fair LP.  With a first drop of 108 feet, and a top speed of 56 mph, the dips, turns and airtime on GhostRider has kept this coaster on the "favorites" list of fans everywhere.

Knott's Berry Farm - GhostRider
GhostRider's queue sits on the former home of Pan for Gold.  Guests would enter the same tunnel on the left and make their way down to the site.
Knott's Berry Farm - GhostRider
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GhostRider's main structure was built in an area that used to be part of the California Marketplace.  The loss of a few shops has allowed the park to gain a dramatic icon and popular attraction.
Knott's Berry Farm - GhostRider Knott's Berry Farm - GhostRider
Knott's Berry Farm - GhostRider
The back of GhostRider is outside the park and crosses over Grand Avenue.
Knott's Berry Farm - GhostRider
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A look at GhostRider from Beach Blvd.
Knott's Berry Farm - GhostRider
The entrance at night.
Knott's Berry Farm - GhostRider
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GhostRider from the California Marketplace.