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Abyss (roller coaster)
Abyss is a steel roller coaster located at the Adventure World amusement park in Perth, Western Australia. The $12-million attraction was announced in April 2013, and construction began the following month. Six months later, the ride opened to the general public on 1 November 2013.
The Abyss is a Euro-Fighter, a roller coaster model from Gerstlauer that features a "beyond-vertical" first drop which exceeds 90 degrees. In addition to several inversions, the Abyss reaches a top speed of along the two-minute, ride. The roller coaster has been well received by the public.
==History==
In mid-2012, the 15-month phase of planning and construction of ''Abyss'' began. In April 2013, Adventure World announced on their Facebook page that they would be adding a $12 million, world-class attraction in 2013. By May 2013 construction had begun. In June 2013, a concrete slab was poured prior to the construction of a show building.〔 Shortly after track arrived in July 2013, Adventure World officially announced that the ride would be a Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter, similar to Saw – The Ride. The ride was manufactured at the company's facilities in Germany before being shipped to Australia in forty-five shipping containers. Construction of the ride was completed by Gerstlauer crews over seven weeks. The name of the attraction was revealed on the Friday the 13th of September 2013 as ''Abyss''. The announcement was made on Friday the 13th due to the ride's horror theme. ''Abyss'' officially opened to the public on 1 November 2013 as the single biggest investment in the park's history.
Adventure World's CEO Mark Shaw stated the addition of the ''Abyss'' was an attempt to elevate the park "from adventure park to theme park". The park expected double-digit attendance growth following the addition of the ride.〔 Prior to the 2013 opening of ''Abyss'', Adventure World's only roller coaster was ''Dragon Express'', a small junior roller coaster by Zamperla. Adventure World previously operated the Anton Schwarzkopf-designed ''Turbo Mountain'', before its closure and removal in 2009.
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