However, it is too late to stop the train since it has already passed the chain lift on its second ride through.

After leaving the station the train made a 180 degrees turn to be transported by the chain lift to a height of 20 meters.

It goes through three inversions then goes up a second chain lift.

Once the train reaches the top of the chain lift, it continues rolling forward.

However, development problems delayed the ride's opening to 1997, and the design was remade to include a traditional chain lift like the original Boomerang.

Once riders were carried out of the station, they entered a slow helix turn and the train went up into the chain lift.

The riders make an immediate U-turn to the left after leaving the station, past the storage depot and head up the chain lift hill.

Steel Dragon 2000 is the tallest coaster to use a traditional chain lift.

A vertical wall of track lies before the car, and a chain lift kicks into gear.

The roller coaster trains are launched from their stations at high speed instead of the traditional chain lift.