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Will amusement ride manufacturer RMC build a gigacoaster (height or drop >= 300 ft) by 2030?

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Do you know what their current record is and whether they actively intend to attempt this?

@TheAllMemeingEye They have two coasters which are 206 ft (both of which use their I-Box track). They have shown plans for a 300 ft coaster based on an alternative (and as yet unbuilt) track design (called T-Rex). The proposal has been met with a lot of excitement but no parks have announced plans to buy it yet.

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