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- Alpen_Blitz abstract "Alpen Blitz was a compact steel roller coaster that operated at Six Flags Great Adventure from 1976 to 1978. It was designed by Anton Schwarzkopf.At the end of 1974, it was determined that Great Adventure needed two additional roller coasters and an additional flume ride to accommodate huge crowds. So they purchased compact and inexpensive coasters called Jumbo Jet and Big Fury. Big Fury opened in the spring of 1975. Jumbo Jet was removed a month after it was built by the end of August in 1975. To replace Jumbo Jet, \"Alpen Blitz\" was purchased and was built on the site Jumbo Jet was to have occupied.The Alpen Blitz was located in the area later occupied by the \"Haunted Castle\". The bumper cars are in this area today. By 1977, Great Adventure management began to build a steel looping coaster that would be known as Lightnin' Loops. At that point, Six Flags purchased the park. After the 1978 season when \"Lightning Loops\" opened, it was determined that Alpen Blitz was no longer needed. It was sold and removed to make room for other flat rides. Big Fury was also sold and replaced with the Wild Rider at the end of the 1977 season.".
- Alpen_Blitz location Six_Flags_Great_Adventure.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageID "13261446".
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageLength "2178".
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageOutDegree "13".
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageRevisionID "606271127".
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Anton_Schwarzkopf.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Big_Fury.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Category:Amusement_rides_that_closed_in_1978.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Category:Defunct_roller_coasters.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Category:Former_roller_coasters_in_New_Jersey.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Category:Roller_coasters_introduced_in_1976.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Category:Roller_coasters_operated_by_Six_Flags.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Category:Six_Flags_Great_Adventure.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Lightnin_Loops.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Six_Flags.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Six_Flags_Great_Adventure.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Werner_Stengel.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLink Wild_Rider.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageWikiLinkText "Alpen Blitz".
- Alpen_Blitz closed "1978".
- Alpen_Blitz designer Werner_Stengel.
- Alpen_Blitz dropFt "2".
- Alpen_Blitz duration "22.0".
- Alpen_Blitz gforce "1".
- Alpen_Blitz heightFt "16".
- Alpen_Blitz lengthFt "1800".
- Alpen_Blitz location "Six Flags Great Adventure".
- Alpen_Blitz manufacturer "Anton Schwarzkopf".
- Alpen_Blitz model "Alpenblitz II".
- Alpen_Blitz name "Alpen Blitz".
- Alpen_Blitz opened "1976".
- Alpen_Blitz rcdbNumber "1656".
- Alpen_Blitz restrictionIn "44".
- Alpen_Blitz speedMph "10".
- Alpen_Blitz status "Closed".
- Alpen_Blitz type "Steel".
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_roller_coaster.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Refimprove.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Alpen_Blitz wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:SFGA_Coasters.
- Alpen_Blitz subject Category:Amusement_rides_that_closed_in_1978.
- Alpen_Blitz subject Category:Defunct_roller_coasters.
- Alpen_Blitz subject Category:Former_roller_coasters_in_New_Jersey.
- Alpen_Blitz subject Category:Roller_coasters_introduced_in_1976.
- Alpen_Blitz subject Category:Roller_coasters_operated_by_Six_Flags.
- Alpen_Blitz subject Category:Six_Flags_Great_Adventure.
- Alpen_Blitz hypernym Coaster.
- Alpen_Blitz type AmusementParkAttraction.
- Alpen_Blitz type ArchitecturalStructure.
- Alpen_Blitz type Park.
- Alpen_Blitz type Place.
- Alpen_Blitz type RollerCoaster.
- Alpen_Blitz type Attraction.
- Alpen_Blitz type Coaster.
- Alpen_Blitz type Park.
- Alpen_Blitz type Location.
- Alpen_Blitz type Place.
- Alpen_Blitz type Thing.
- Alpen_Blitz comment "Alpen Blitz was a compact steel roller coaster that operated at Six Flags Great Adventure from 1976 to 1978. It was designed by Anton Schwarzkopf.At the end of 1974, it was determined that Great Adventure needed two additional roller coasters and an additional flume ride to accommodate huge crowds. So they purchased compact and inexpensive coasters called Jumbo Jet and Big Fury. Big Fury opened in the spring of 1975.".
- Alpen_Blitz label "Alpen Blitz".
- Alpen_Blitz sameAs Q4734788.
- Alpen_Blitz sameAs Alpen_Blitz_(Six_Flags_Great_Adventure).
- Alpen_Blitz sameAs m.03b_n26.
- Alpen_Blitz sameAs Q4734788.
- Alpen_Blitz wasDerivedFrom Alpen_Blitz?oldid=606271127.
- Alpen_Blitz isPrimaryTopicOf Alpen_Blitz.
- Alpen_Blitz name "Alpen Blitz".