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amusement ride at Gröna Lund in Stockholm, Sweden

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Jetline was a steel sit-down roller coaster located at Gröna Lund in Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden. It was built by Zierer and BHS , and was designed by Ing.-Büro Stengel GmbH and Schwarzkopf . It operated from 1988 through 2023. On 25 June 2023, a train derailed causing the death of a 35 year old woman and injuring nine other passengers, some of which were children. Passengers were reportedly flung out of their seat.[[3]]( The roller coaster was closed for investigation. In June 2024, the investigation concluded that replacement parts for the trains were not sufficiently strong and had not been tested sufficiently.[[4]]( On 28 January 2026, Gröna Lund was sentenced to pay SEK 5.2 million for their culpability and the part manufacturer, Göteborgs Mekaniska Werkstad, SEK 1.3 million.[[5]]( Barnradiobilarna Blå Tåget "Blå Tåget (Gröna Lund; opened 2011)") Bläckfisken Cirkuskarusellen Eclipse "Eclipse (Gröna Lund)") Flygande Elefanterna Fritt Fall Ikaros Kärlekstunneln Katapulten Kättingflygaren "Kättingflygaren (Gröna Lund)") Lustiga Huset "Lustiga Huset (Gröna Lund)") Lyktan Pop-Expressen "Pop-Expressen (Gröna Lund)") Pumpen Score! Spindeln Tekopparna "Tekopparna (Gröna Lund)") Veteranbilarna

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Instance of
roller coaster
Country
Sweden
Located in
Stockholm
Material used
steel
Location
Gröna Lund
Manufacturer
Zierer
Image
Jetline Gröna Lund 07 06 09.JPG
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Commons category
Jetline (Gröna Lund)
date of official opening
1988-04-23
date of official closure
2024-06-14
service retirement
2023-06-25
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