Patriot


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Patriot
Worlds of Fun · US · Inverted Coaster, 2006
Patriot — Inverted Coaster, Worlds of Fun
UNOFFICIAL · NOT PARK-ENDORSED PHOTO · Moonraker0022 ( talk ) · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons
Height 45.4 m
Speed 97 km/h
Inversions 4
Throughput 1,160est. rph
Build Cost $14est. m
Vintage 2006
COMMON “Kansas City hangs its courage beneath Swiss steel.”
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Patriot

Worlds of Fun · US · Bolliger & Mabillard Inverted Coaster

“Kansas City hangs its courage beneath Swiss steel.”

UNOFFICIAL · NOT PARK-ENDORSED

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Fast facts

The story of Patriot

Worlds of Fun announced Patriot on September 7, 2005, presenting it as the park’s largest investment of its time. For the Kansas City traveller, it promised a new steel landmark in the Americana section, built not on a distant coast but in the middle country. coasterpedia.net· bizjournals.com

Construction began around the station and transfer track before the lift rose in early October 2005. By mid-November the great shape of the ride was taking form, with the vertical loop and rolling inversions set in place like public works for a summer afternoon. coasterpedia.net

The final piece of track was placed on January 13, 2006, after which testing carried the new trains over the course. Patriot opened to the public on April 8, 2006, sending visitors beneath the track through four inversions at up to 97 km/h. coasterpedia.net· en.wikipedia.org

The ride remains in operation at Worlds of Fun, where its 149-foot lift and suspended trains give the park a bold Swiss-built silhouette beside the avenues of Kansas City. It is a common card, but a substantial machine. worldsoffun.enchantedparks.com· en.wikipedia.org

Sources

This background is AI-drafted from public sources and human-reviewed before publishing — approved 20 August 2026.

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