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The future of theme park rides is here, but it's not always fun. With extreme excitement comes extreme risk, and the new thrill-ride designers are capitalizing on this concept. With roller coasters reaching heights greater than 250 feet in the air at times, the possibilities for how people would die are endless - even if the victims survived an initial crash to earth they'd still die from internal bleeding! Now companies are taking advantage of our need for excitement by designing rides that do not offer a safe ride back down to earth. So what should you do? You can take precautions before heading out to your next theme park adventure - learn more about your ride before playing it. Here are some ride statistics that you should look into prior to taking the plunge. Giant Dipper Roller Coaster Identification: It's a roller coaster ride at Old Town in Sacramento, CA. The coaster was built in 1924 and is currently the oldest wooden roller coaster still in operation. It's also the fourth steepest roller coaster in the world today! The top of the coaster towers 605 feet above Old Town, making it Sacramento's number one thrill ride. Phobia Factor: The Giant Dipper has a reputation of inducing severe shock. Riders are not allowed to wear backpacks on the ride, so what happens if you lose or forget your camera? You can almost guarantee that this roller coaster will give you more than just flashbacks. Many people have been known to have extreme anxiety attacks when riding this roller coaster. Height Limit: While the height limits vary from park to park, the Giant Dipper is one coaster that does not allow for any riders to be older than 65 years of age. Fast or Slow Motion Motion: The ride does not allow for riders to pick which way they want to go - they are left alone to choose the speed of their ride. This is what makes the ride so scary - you can't really tell how fast you're going until the very moment before the crash. Weight Limit: Riders must weigh at least 100 pounds to take on this roller coaster ride. While the minimum height requirement varies from park to park, all roller coasters have a weight limit in place. Climbing Booster: At least one person is required for this ride. This is because the "up" part of the ride must be manually operated by a person. The down trip also requires at least one person to operate the brakes on the coaster. Phobia Factor: Riders are required to be at least ten years old to take this ride, or they are not allowed to take it. Even then, they could still get into trouble if they do not have enough upper body strength to hold onto their seat while going up - especially when the cable attached to the bench seat grips tight. Height Limit: If you fit in, you fit in! This coaster has no height requirement - so long as you can stand upright when it's done, you've got your ticket punched. cfa1e77820