Knott's Berry Farm announced today its new B&M Inverted roller coaster named "Silver Bullet."

Expected to open on December 24th, 2004, the new ride will stand 126 feet tall, be 3,125 feet long, and feature six inversions including a 105 foot tall outside loop.

Jack Falfas, general manager of Knott's, stated that "B&M continues to make a good coaster." Falfas has had previous experience with B&M inverted coasters when he worked at Cedar Point during Raptor's installation.

Also to be added at in time for Easter 2004 will be a Rockin' Tug from Zamperla and a floorless Top Spin from Huss with back-to-back seating.

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