Super Death' Acceleration Roller Coaster Shut Down For Literally Breaking Riders' Bones | HuffPost Weird News
American Coaster Enthusiasts - Do-Dodonpa, a 2001 air-launched roller coaster from S&S at 富士急ハイランド (Fuji-Q Highland) will be one of many coasters in Japan that ACE members enjoy during East Meets ACE
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112 mph roller coaster closed for injuring riders
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Do-Dodonpa- Fastest Roller Coaster|Attraction|Fuji-Q Highland
Guests speed down a 52-metre drop as they enjoy what is claimed to be the world's fastest roller-coaster, called "Dodonpa" at Fujikyu Highland amusement park in Fuji-Yosida, west of Tokyo, December 3,
Visitors Broken Bones, The World's Fastest Roller Coaster Rides Do-Dodonpa Closes
World's fastest rollercoaster', Do-Dodonpa, shuts after riders suffer bone fractures | World | The Times
