The only additions were the addition of props from Saw Alive due to its closure at the end of the 2018 season and brand new dispatch audio in 2021. Not much was added for the next few years. It caught fire in April 2011 but was repaired over the course of a month. Saw Alive, a live-action horror maze, opened at the park in 2010 to complement the ride. Competition winners and annual pass holders were allowed to attend a preview event, before it opened to the public on March 14, 2009. A large section of the Canada Creek Railway had to be rebuilt, affecting a small section of the Samurai queue line. The name 'Dylan' in fact came from the project director's cat, with no actual relevance to the ride.
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This particular accolade was taken by The Monster in 2016.ĭuring construction, the codename "Project Dylan" was used to keep the movie tie in secret.
However, unlike Steel Hawg's 111° drop, SAW's 100° drop does not have any trim brakes on it hence, as the drop was 'free' (not constrained by brakes), it was marketed specifically as having 'the world's steepest freefall drop'. When SAW - The Ride opened, it was not the steepest rollercoaster in the world - Steel Hawg at Indiana Beach had opened the previous year with a steeper 111° drop. Thorpe Park created a dedicated website for the new ride, hyperbolically claiming it would be "the scariest ride in the world." The official press release detailing the park's fourth major roller coaster confirmed a development partnership with Lionsgate and Twisted Pictures, and it claimed Saw would feature "the steepest freefall drop in the world." The press release also revealed that "the world's first ever horror movie-themed rollercoaster" would be marketed under the slogan "Face your Fears." Thorpe Park announced plans for a new roller coaster on 14 October 2008.
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It is themed to the Saw film franchise, featuring an enclosed dark section and queue theming which makes numerous references to the film series as well as actual props used in the films and other Saw related media.
Manufactured by Gerstlauer, the Euro-Fighter model opened to the public 14 March 2009 as the steepest freefall roller coaster in the world, with a drop angle of 100 degrees. Saw – The Ride is a steel roller coaster located at Thorpe Park in Surrey, England.
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