[carowindsman6654]

One foot tall.

[DarK Ei8ht]

I am hoping for the 325+ rumor to be true,but I expect it to be a few feet shorter than Millennium Force or a little taller. Perhaps in the 305-315 range.

[Atombomb]

330 feet, 101 mph

[Merthecat]

I would love to see it hit at least 350', but I'm placing my money on 325' just to be safe.

[Bigcoasterguy]

I would love to see 100 MPH on a traditional coaster, could 325 feet do that?

[Jarsh]

I don't see why not. Leviathan's 306' drop hits 92 mph.

[Atombomb]

MF hits 93 mph at 310ft

[DarK Ei8ht]

If Leviathan is 306 feet and maxes out at 92 mph, and Millennium is 310 and 93 mph, using those numbers 325 feet would mean 97 or 98 mph. But then again Intimidator 305 was originally 94 mph but only 305 feet....so I don't know.

[Chris]

You can't look at MF or LV to get an idea. Height is far from the only factor in play. Weight, wheels, steepness of first hill, etc, etc, etc.

[DarK Ei8ht]

Thats what I was saying, its impossible to know until August 21.

[Koallinbear]

375 for the win

[ReillyK721]

I can't see it being above 330 feet, but I think it will break SD 2000's record. 327 feet is my guess.

[Barbwire]

A tad taller than 330 feet and a tad longer than 6300 feet!

[KenB]

I voted for 351-375. For the exact number I'll go 355 feet.

Here's my thinking behind the guess. Think about the potential name Centurion which seems to be somewhat likely given the teaser marketing seen so far. How many years in a century? 100 of course. What would be a good name for a coaster going 100 miles per hour? Centurion.

A 355 foot drop would get you about 103 mph, if I was correctly remembering how to operate the ol' TI-85 calculator. Now, this is without accounting for friction, drag and the like which is why I went taller, to get a few mph leeway as those factors will rob a bit of speed.

Being the tallest traditional coaster in the world is a really good marketing angle. Hitting the magic 100mph mark would be an incredible marketing angle to the GP. If they're really wanting to go big and make a splash, this would certainly do it.

Extreme? Yes. Would I bet any money on this happening? Not a chance. But I won't be entirely surprised, either.

[DarK Ei8ht]

To be frank, I don't really care about how tall the giga is. I am really crossing my fingers on the water park entrance next to Hurler.