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Are you ready for the most intense, exciting, and fastest ride in PA?! Then come on down to Panther Park and experience The Serpent’s 315 ft. and its constant speed of 100 mph throughout half of the ride. The Serpent comes with dozens of safety features, such as many backup break in the event that we can’t stop the car because of the friction and inertia jerk not working like they should. Also, we have the pull down rests so you don’t fall out while you feel weightless and experience free fall as you go down the 315 ft. drop. Right now you’re asking yourself what if the centripetal force and acceleration pull the car off the tracks? Well we test it about 10 times before we open, so we prevent that from happening Another amazing feature of the

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