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ARCHIVE: The Steel Phantom arrives at Kennywood Park in 1991

ARCHIVE: The Steel Phantom arrives at Kennywood Park in 1991
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ARCHIVE: The Steel Phantom arrives at Kennywood Park in 1991
Monday marks 30 years since The Steel Phantom opened at Kennywood Park.Watch our archive video from 1991: Click the video player above.Back in 1991, the original Phantom was the world's fastest, steepest roller coaster.It took riders screaming through a vertical loop, a corkscrew and a batwing, reaching a speed of 80 mph along the way.Years later, the inversions were removed from the coaster and it got a new name: The Phantom's Revenge.

Monday marks 30 years since The Steel Phantom opened at Kennywood Park.

Watch our archive video from 1991: Click the video player above.

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Back in 1991, the original Phantom was the world's fastest, steepest roller coaster.

It took riders screaming through a vertical loop, a corkscrew and a batwing, reaching a speed of 80 mph along the way.

Years later, the inversions were removed from the coaster and it got a new name: The Phantom's Revenge.