This track was one of the last tracks I added to the final park I built in RCT2. Taller even than Hot Rails to Hell, it was the tallest track I'd ever built in RCT2. Incline Run was nearly as tall as I could get a coaster in RCT2.

While importing my legacy tracks it imported directly into RCT3 but because it was built with a trainer in RCT2, and because of the the difference between RCT2 & RCT3 coaster physics it needed some adjustment in RCT3 so it would operate much the same as it did when it was an RCT2 track.

Incline Run Specifications:

The below specifications take into account the track's being inset 40 metres below the terrain.

Excitement

8 (Very High)

Intensity

8 (Very High)

Nausea

5 (Medium)

Maximum Speed

130 km/h (80mph)

Average Speed

60 km/h (37mph)

Chain Lift Speed

60km/h (37mph)

Ride Time

1:57

Ride Length

1,900 m (6,233ft or 1 mile)

Maximum Positive Vertical G's

6

Maximum Negative Vertical G's

-1

Maximum Lateral G's

6

Total 'Air' Time

37 seconds

Drops

21

Number of Inversions

3

Highest Drop Height

65m (210ft)

Track Apex Above Ground

224m (735ft)

Underground Track Depth

-39m (-128ft)

Footprint

12 x 70

Cost to Build

£60,000.00

Track Type

In-Game Corkscrew

At over 220 m (730 ft) the John Wardley cheat is needed to place this ride.

The final two slideshow images show which part of this track should be undergrground. To place Incline Run on flat terrain, after selecting the track from the menu and when you’ve moved the blue ghost image of the track into the desired location, hold SHIFT, and lower the track 40 metres (40h) below the terrain.

This track has not been saved with any scenery and is available for download at File Transfer Database.