Talk:Copperhead Strike

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Isn’t it a multi-launch?

I always thought it was a multi-launch coaster, but I guess not. If somebody could research, it would be great. MrSiragain (talk) 02:34, 14 August 2024 (UTC)

South Carolina status

I know Carowinds in general uses Charlotte, NC as their primary address and a lot of sources default to that, but this coaster (and I assume all the other rides located entirely within South Carolina) are under SC's jurisdiction legally/officially. Some examples:

• When the ride was being built, the company filed their commercial permits with the government of York County, SC using the address 3900 Avenue of the Carolinas (in Fort Mill, SC). Not linkable, but permits searchable at that address here:
• When a rider was injured in 2019, an inspector with the state of South Carolina conducted the official investigation

I think there should be at least some mention of this distinction, especially since the article also lists the ride's coordinates - which Google Maps identifies as in Fort Mill, SC but this article only names Charlotte, NC. ~2026-38600-47 (talk) 17:41, 28 July 2026 (UTC)