Mindbender

This is the article for the roller coaster at Galaxyland Amusement Park. You may have been looking for Mind Bender at Six Flags Over Georgia.

Mindbender General [[File:|link=|center]] ' ' Park Galaxyland Location Edmonton, Alberta Status Defunct Operated 1985-2023 Operated - Opened Opening Cost Height restriction Statistics Manufacturer Schwarzkopf Builder Schwarzkopf Designer Type Type Model Riders per train 12 Riders per hour 430 Lift/launch system Friction Wheels Height 145 feet Drop 127 feet Top speed 60 mph Length 4,198 feet Dimensions feet x feet Duration 1:13 Inversions 3 Steepest drop Maximum g-force 5.2

Mindbender was a Schwarzkopf sit-down roller coaster at Galaxyland Amusement Park in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. This ride is known well for quite a few things, being really intense, (pulling around 5.2G.), being the tallest indoor rollercoaster, and the tragic accident in 1986.

Design

Trains

3 are trains currently in operation with 3 cars per train. Riders are arranged 2 across in 2 rows for a total of 12 riders per train.

• The yellow train currently operating on the ride is not the original involved in the accident. The front two cars were disposed of, and the last car was destroyed by a wielders torch, and cut into small pieces, then disposed of.
• After it's closure, the Mindender's trains were sent to Indiana Beach to be used on All American Triple Loop.

Photo Gallery

The scene of the 1986 Crash