@@Spooky_Psychehowever the one on lightening rod was 1) by a company who've never made a lauch before and 2) on a wood coaster so the launch stators wouldnt line up probably with the train, because wood morphs and changes shape. Whereas intamins specialty are launches and it's steel. That being said, it still won't work
@@njdotsonThat's still planned, since the highest point is also higher than the cliff it has to be included (or on the way up, but that's not the case).
I would love nothing more than for this to actually happen and be successful, but until it's actually finished and open without stretches of extensive downtime I'm still going to take it with a grain of salt. The whole thing gives me Ring Racer vibes.
They've already started building this coaster. I have hope that this ride will become a reality, as long as they don't abandon the park all together during construction.
I like that they put it full view of a race track so F1 fans will have something interesting to watch after Verstappen qualifies 1st. It's like how TH-cam shorts has subway surfers gameplay next to full episodes of family guy. Really Innovative stuff.
@@Jacob-Simonsen I know. The thing has to cost hundreds of millions of dollars. It’s honestly a joke at this point that the government in Saudi has that kind of money. They just basically told intimin to go crazy and do whatever
If the tallest point is in the middle of the ride, what happens if there is a roll back? They must be really confident to be able to make that height every single time
Same thing that Intamin's Xcellerators do, probably - deploy retractable brakes on launch, stop the train, and go for another attempt. Also, chances are the launch is going to be overbuilt so that the train can get over the hill even when launched from a standstill.
The long flat downhill section of the drop has LSMs that get it to top speed, then if it rolls back it launches backwards sorta like pantheon and the cliff drop would act as a spike.
@@joeyharper4976at IAAPA they said it was the term they gave to coasters above 600 feet in height. Makes sense, if you follow giga's convention: 300 feet giga, 400 feet tera (there was an abandoned 400 feet tall coaster project before TTD and they were going to call it a tera coaster), 500 feet peta, 600 feet exa
@@joeyharper4976They're standard prefixes my dude, you see these all the time. How much space has your flash drive or hard drive got? That's measured with these, usually gigabytes or terabytes. The metric system even uses them if you go past a kilometer. You don't typically hear about the bigger ones though because there's generally no reason tog o that high - for context a terameter is about 6.8 astronomical units, a petameter is 6800 AU and an exameter is about 6.8 million AU.
I’m just going to mention that this is the first coaster I can think of to (practically) implement WINDSHIELDS on each of its cars. This Qiddiya project is crazy…
My thoughts exactly, plus if this is even built its going to be hard to literally visit the park without your human rights being violated man or woman 💀
this is crazy!!! its really happening... it looks so fun. wild how similar it is to the concept art. that drop seems strange how it goes from steep to gentle slope for a while then flat. very RCT esk
In RCT, I would have kept the steep incline straight into the mountainside down to ground level 1, about four blocks of a straightaway before a general slope to a steep incline back up 🤣😂
Is this going to be reliable? The new Intamin parachute tower at Toverland is now SBNO for 6 weeks, and has so many technical problems from the get go.
@@jayminyoel7911 Loads. We have many Intamin rides here in The Netherlands, Germany and Belgium. 👌. Kondaa is a technical nightmare and is also down a lot. So my faith in Intamin is not super high. And Taron has some issues in Phantasialand as well with downtime.
@@DJWezzyK Taiga at Linnanmäki is extremely reliable and it's older than Kondaa by a couple years, so Intamin sometimes gets reliability right it seems.
Looks amazing! I also was a little unsure initially if it should be considered a powered coaster, as in the original rendering it seemed like it had an LSM boost on the drop, but it seems like the launch is just to get it up to that height. The drop is purely gravity. I doubt it will have a ton of mechanical issues either. Despite its massive scale, the technology it uses is pretty standard and proven. This will also be the first coaster in probably decades that will be tallest, fastest, AND longest on the same ride!
The long straight section of the drop will have LSMs to get it to top speed, and to be able to re launch if it rolls back. In that case the cliff drop would act as a spike.
considering this will be in Saudi Arabia, very few Stateside will Experience when or if it will be completed and chances are, you have to give your first Born Boy Child to the Crown Prince to ride it.
Stupid question: could not the track break away from the rock of the cliff or mountain they are building on for the amount of vibrations running through it eventually corroding? I think corroding is the word to use there. I’m sure they will do checks but what will you about nature being nature. Do you think this will last long until they will have to redesign?
im curious if the 2nd half will be trimmed. after the ungaboenga airtime hill, the rest of the layout seems smaller compared to the size of what went before.
@@sebastiannolte1201Yeah, but Formula Rossa slows you down a lot right after the launch. You'll be going 150 or so for like 30 seconds straight on this one.
@maxhagenauer24 I think it's also the sand, the goggles won't stop your face from getting sandblasted at almost 150+ mph. Would be painful to say the least.
@@Sokobansolver That, and I would not be surprised if there was an LSM boost thrown in there to help get the trains up to the planned 155 mph top speed.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this ride based on this video. Do you actually think it will be a fun coaster that you’ll want to re-ride, or is it purely exciting because of the records it’s breaking, and won’t actually be a good coaster.
Taking this with a grain of salt. Looks expensive, expansive and extra imaginative. Seems like a fun concept. I'll be satisfied when I see that launch up the mountain taking shape.
This thing is insane. Let's hope those desert cliffs don't erode away over time (at least not in the not-too-distant future) because that would not be good for the long-term stability of this ride.
The Coaster is interesting mainly because of the figures and how 'exotic or different' Will be the place, but layout does nota kill me at all...what I don't get IS how they manage to open an outdoor park in a place with such high temperatures from end of April to mid of October...
I think it will be a top 20 in the world no matter what, pacing is important, but it's pacing doesn't look bad, and we're still looking at a Monster of a ride
Why tf does it have to be built in the middle of nowhere? 😢 literally I doubt anyone else builds any of these for a LONG TIME. Super expensive and maintenance will be through the roof.
I cant belive that they are actually building this thing. Its so sureal. I mean it looks like something strait outa RCT or Planet Coaster. I dont belive it until i see it.
Doesn't look like this will be more intense than I-305 or Velocicoaster, though. The transitions are **extremely** drawn out, and the hills seem to be profiled more for floater airtime than ejector air. This coaster is being built in a region with limited thrill coasters, so Intamin is likely designing Falcon's Flight to be less intense than it looks. It'll probably feel more like Millie than Formula Rossa.
Bigger transitions at higher speeds=same g force. If they weren't drawn out you'd likely be facing 8 seconds of 7 gs at certain points. Note formula slows down to i305 speed right after the launch. This will be 150+ for the whole second half.
@@Trahzy It will **not** be over 150 mph the entire second half. Drag's likely going to slow it below 100 mph by the final break run. And the turn radii for those S-bends look massive. Definitely more than 4-6 times what I-305 has after its airtime hill, so those Gs should be less. Centripetal acceleration equals velocity squared divided by turn radius. So if you're moving twice as fast, you need 4x the turn radius to keep Gs the same.
@@Trahzy Also, Formula Rossa is still going well over 100 mph after the first drop. That turn radius is higher than I-305s and it's still pretty intense.
@brianfoss571 It will be going faster than formula rossa, for longer than formula rossa. Lol end of story. I've been on Formula and the trims are ridiculous and make it feel like they wasted an opportunity. You feel the almost 50 mph deceleration and it's a total bummer, regardless of going 90 or 100 the rest of the ride. Can only speak for myself though. At least this won't have rapid deceleration after a pointless launch.
@brianfoss571 This likely won't pull formula or i305 g's, but I guarantee people are underestimating it. You aren't going to come off a 500 foot camelback and be barely cruising at 100 through low to the ground turns. Either way we can agree to disagree but for speed factor, this just wins. And they don't want people blacking out.
If Fury325 cost like 30 million dollars to build, Steel Dragon 50 mil, expedition everest 100 mil, how much will this cost?:D It's almost twice the height of Fury and over twice the length... I wonder if this will be the most expensive roller coaster ever built. The current title holder is Expedition Everest with 100 milliln dollars, because of it's animatronics and the built from scratch mounntain around it.
Considering Intamin’s history and how gigantic this ride is, I give it 2 days of operation
Less,
Hour after opening. Take it or leave it.
This vs Twist Coaster Robin
Exactly. It's one thing to build it and a completely different thing to keep it running.
Especially with that incline launch. We already saw how that went on Lightning Rod. Incline launches are nothing but maintenance nightmares.
@@Spooky_Psychehowever the one on lightening rod was 1) by a company who've never made a lauch before and 2) on a wood coaster so the launch stators wouldnt line up probably with the train, because wood morphs and changes shape.
Whereas intamins specialty are launches and it's steel.
That being said, it still won't work
Nah the manufacturers really gave some 12 year old Planet Coaster and said “We’ll build whatever you make”
LMAO
i think that’s more or less true except the 12 year olds were 50 year old oil barons
This is legit what 12yo me would've built in Planco
sugarcube5 in 5 or more years it may be between 5 and 10 years
As a 13yo this is exactly something I would build
it’s interesting how close the layout in the original rendering was
Could you imagine inspecting this thing? Each day... 13K feet of track.
Yeah nuts, impractical and not good for longevity
It will be in the middle of nowhere so the only people that will see it every day are the workers.
Eh if we’re talking about six flags, I’ll say inspections every year or two? Maybe 3?
They’ll use slave workers as is common in Saudi Arabia
use a drone?
This is at least 1000% more realistic than the initial reveal. Throwing in the F1 cars in there makes it too funny, though.
Yeah at least it doesn't have the launched drop
@@njdotsonThat's still planned, since the highest point is also higher than the cliff it has to be included (or on the way up, but that's not the case).
@njdotson you need a launch to go faster than terminal velocity
I remember this being a concept that we all just blew off 😅 But it seems like that Saudi Cash might be legit
A vanity project that will lose money every day.
I would love nothing more than for this to actually happen and be successful, but until it's actually finished and open without stretches of extensive downtime I'm still going to take it with a grain of salt. The whole thing gives me Ring Racer vibes.
That Saudi money different lol..If anybody can pull something like this off it’s them
I on the other hand really hope it won't be succesful... Cause well, Saudia Arabia vanity project
@@shroomyesc100% this!!!
@@shroomyesclol fair point
They've already started building this coaster. I have hope that this ride will become a reality, as long as they don't abandon the park all together during construction.
I like that they put it full view of a race track so F1 fans will have something interesting to watch after Verstappen qualifies 1st. It's like how TH-cam shorts has subway surfers gameplay next to full episodes of family guy. Really Innovative stuff.
This looks like something I built on RCT3 20 years ago….
What is RCT3
Exactly, using the terrain to exceed the build limit and save cost
@@dmcongden Roller Coaster Tycoon 3
Bro Intamin came up to a 6 year and told them,”whatever you draw for a rollercoaster will come true.” Absolutely insane
It was more like Saudi giving them a blank check and saying build whatever the hell you want
Saudi can pay for what we they want intamin doesn't care
When youre super big and super long, but dont know what to do with it.
Steel Coaster 1 looks too intense for me!
😂
I want to go on something more exciting than Steel Coaster 1!
Now that's a rollercoaster! It's really interesting and fascinating that this place exists. It's crazy that it's actually going ahead.
I don’t know if it’s been announced, but in those sweeping shots, it looks like an RMC is located next to it.
it's a gci, the trains for it were revealed!
So is fury 325 losing it’s recorded for the tallest coaster with a lift hill or not since it is a launch up to the peak?
Good question
Fury lose everything if this will be built
Fury 325 is child’s play compared to this it honestly doesn’t matter it’s almost double the height
@@JJJJ-he8bz And over double the length
@@Jacob-Simonsen I know. The thing has to cost hundreds of millions of dollars. It’s honestly a joke at this point that the government in Saudi has that kind of money. They just basically told intimin to go crazy and do whatever
I so badly wish this was built somewhere else. Though nobody else is probably that careless with their money to build something like this.
The park will have enough rich local tourists, they’ll be fine.
If the tallest point is in the middle of the ride, what happens if there is a roll back? They must be really confident to be able to make that height every single time
Same thing that Intamin's Xcellerators do, probably - deploy retractable brakes on launch, stop the train, and go for another attempt.
Also, chances are the launch is going to be overbuilt so that the train can get over the hill even when launched from a standstill.
The long flat downhill section of the drop has LSMs that get it to top speed, then if it rolls back it launches backwards sorta like pantheon and the cliff drop would act as a spike.
@@TrahzyThat would be crazy to experince that going backwards and then forwards again!
Or imagine it valleying in between the mountain and the big hill. They’d be going back and forth all day.
The music is so good!
Was just thinking that too!
Apart from the coaster itself, this is by far one of the best soundtracks for a coaster I've ever heard.
The hyper coaster, giga coaster, strata coaster, now the EXA coaster. Could not have thought of a better name.
Isn't "EXA" just the name of the coaster though and not the milestone of roller coaster height?
Couldn’t think of a worse name. Doesn’t roll off the tongue
@@joeyharper4976at IAAPA they said it was the term they gave to coasters above 600 feet in height. Makes sense, if you follow giga's convention: 300 feet giga, 400 feet tera (there was an abandoned 400 feet tall coaster project before TTD and they were going to call it a tera coaster), 500 feet peta, 600 feet exa
@@plazasta Weird names imo.
@@joeyharper4976They're standard prefixes my dude, you see these all the time. How much space has your flash drive or hard drive got? That's measured with these, usually gigabytes or terabytes. The metric system even uses them if you go past a kilometer. You don't typically hear about the bigger ones though because there's generally no reason tog o that high - for context a terameter is about 6.8 astronomical units, a petameter is 6800 AU and an exameter is about 6.8 million AU.
This is going to be a disaster. The Defunctland video on this ride will be legendary
At least us Arabs will have a functioning 500 ft airtime hill in those 2 days
Anyone remember the Orlando Skyplex & Skyscraper coaster?
That had little funding and was disapproved
I’m just going to mention that this is the first coaster I can think of to (practically) implement WINDSHIELDS on each of its cars. This Qiddiya project is crazy…
I don't like it....part of the thrill is the wind in your face...
@@darrylt1031 better that than sand in your mouth and eyes
@@darrylt1031Saftey. Sand hitting your eyes at 160 mph can blind you easily.
At least it actually looks realistic and surviveable this time.
This music will be better than the actual ride
Time for another 10 years of Six Flags and the Saudi government claiming this park is totally going to happen
My thoughts exactly, plus if this is even built its going to be hard to literally visit the park without your human rights being violated man or woman 💀
this is crazy!!! its really happening... it looks so fun. wild how similar it is to the concept art. that drop seems strange how it goes from steep to gentle slope for a while then flat. very RCT esk
It's probably because of the terrain but yeah it looks like something out of RCT
It's because the gentle downwards slope part is an LSM launch.
In RCT, I would have kept the steep incline straight into the mountainside down to ground level 1, about four blocks of a straightaway before a general slope to a steep incline back up 🤣😂
Has to be since it'll be another launch section.
The music is absolutely epic!
Imagine the heat on the wheels with their temps there
This plus the neverending grit of the sand on the track/ wheels
Maintenance is going to be a nightmare. There’s so much track to inspect too and probably a crap tone of trims and breaks plus the block zones.
LSMs are confirmed to have some sort of water cooling, if it's a spray system that takes care of the sand as well.
It's going to have extra large running wheels and custom rims so they don't overheat.
That’s why the wheels are so large. Look up the Iaapa car reveal
Is this going to be reliable? The new Intamin parachute tower at Toverland is now SBNO for 6 weeks, and has so many technical problems from the get go.
Have you ever ridden an Intamin? Of course not
@@jayminyoel7911 Loads. We have many Intamin rides here in The Netherlands, Germany and Belgium. 👌. Kondaa is a technical nightmare and is also down a lot. So my faith in Intamin is not super high. And Taron has some issues in Phantasialand as well with downtime.
@@DJWezzyK Taiga at Linnanmäki is extremely reliable and it's older than Kondaa by a couple years, so Intamin sometimes gets reliability right it seems.
@@shroomyesc Sometimes yes. Hyperion at Energylandia is also a nightmare for the park by the way in terms of reliability so I have still questions.
@@DJWezzyK Taron has issues with Downtime? Never experienced that it was more than a few Minutes.
GO INTAMIN! YOU GOT THIS! EXA-CITED FOR THIS💙💙💙
I bet Taylor and Sarah can’t wait to ride this thing
Given the location, Sarah can't.
i remember thinking this was weird when the first rendering came out and that still hasn’t changed 😭
It better have this as I ride music.
Huh?
This is like something I would've built in Rollercoaster Tycoon.
Looks amazing! I also was a little unsure initially if it should be considered a powered coaster, as in the original rendering it seemed like it had an LSM boost on the drop, but it seems like the launch is just to get it up to that height. The drop is purely gravity. I doubt it will have a ton of mechanical issues either. Despite its massive scale, the technology it uses is pretty standard and proven. This will also be the first coaster in probably decades that will be tallest, fastest, AND longest on the same ride!
The long straight section of the drop will have LSMs to get it to top speed, and to be able to re launch if it rolls back. In that case the cliff drop would act as a spike.
Gravity can only get it up to terminal velocity due to wind resistance which is 120, you need a launch go get it up to 160
considering this will be in Saudi Arabia, very few Stateside will Experience when or if it will be completed and chances are, you have to give your first Born Boy Child to the Crown Prince to ride it.
You're gonna have to make a THIRD SF Quiddya analysis video...
reaction coming tomorrow + Falcons Flight analysis coming shortly after!
Stupid question: could not the track break away from the rock of the cliff or mountain they are building on for the amount of vibrations running through it eventually corroding? I think corroding is the word to use there. I’m sure they will do checks but what will you about nature being nature. Do you think this will last long until they will have to redesign?
Anybody else worried about the track being built into rock ? Seems unstable. Sheesh. Ive ridden every ride at Cedar Point 30x. This seems insane!
This looks like something straight out of Planet Coaster
Probably going to be the millennium force of this generation! No contest the best coaster!
I’m not so sure, but absolutely incredible nonetheless
I have no doubts about the ride being completed. I fear if the park itself will open. And seeing this monster sbno will hurt more than anything.
They might make 1:11 have an inversion instead of just an outer bank
If this place actually comes to fruition, it'll be interesting
But if they can actually pull this off, it'll be legendary for even getting that far
im curious if the 2nd half will be trimmed. after the ungaboenga airtime hill, the rest of the layout seems smaller compared to the size of what went before.
The fact it has windshields because it's THAT FREAKING FAST is INSANE!!!
It is only 10 km/h faster than Formula Rossa - where you need to wear glasses in the front row. So hear maybe a windshield and so no glasses required.
@@sebastiannolte1201 Dang, I'd assume the goggles would be better than a windshield because you still feel the air on your entire face.
@@sebastiannolte1201Yeah, but Formula Rossa slows you down a lot right after the launch. You'll be going 150 or so for like 30 seconds straight on this one.
@maxhagenauer24 I think it's also the sand, the goggles won't stop your face from getting sandblasted at almost 150+ mph. Would be painful to say the least.
What if there are three different types of airtime?
Number one floater
Number two ejector
Number three THRUSTING
Crazy how this is in the same chain as Cedar Point
Does the shallow angle part of the cliff drop even count? There’s always a catch. If it does that’s just ridiculous.
It's sloping downward so probably so. I imagine it's probably so riders wouldn't black out from an otherwise massive pullout.
@@Sokobansolver That, and I would not be surprised if there was an LSM boost thrown in there to help get the trains up to the planned 155 mph top speed.
I honestly want what the park organizers were smoking when accepting this layout😆
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this ride based on this video. Do you actually think it will be a fun coaster that you’ll want to re-ride, or is it purely exciting because of the records it’s breaking, and won’t actually be a good coaster.
Taking this with a grain of salt. Looks expensive, expansive and extra imaginative. Seems like a fun concept. I'll be satisfied when I see that launch up the mountain taking shape.
Who edited this thing?
I must be ahead of my time. Because I made a ride like this on rollercoaster tycoon in the late 90’s.
It looks like a crazy unrealistic rollercoaster i once build in rtc 3 when i was a kid😂
The wait line will be as long as the ride.
The dive off of the cliff just says help me mamma, I can see all of Saudi Arabia from the top of this roller coaster and I’m riding on it!
I feel bad for the maintenance workers of this coaster.
There finna be some slaves
@@coastercult4142💀💀
Is that an RMC behind it???
Yes
I can already feel adrenaline pumping through me.
And it will only be ridden by people who can afford such a trip
Bro if some train gets stuck at the mountain drop, there gonna need cranes to get them done
Looks like there is a rmc in the background of the animation
Cedar Point ... your move ...
How many trains will it have? The ride is soo long that capacity will suffer if there’s only a couple trains running.
6 trains
First we got sportswashing, now we're getting coasterwashing.
This thing will be a maintenance nightmare. A freaking awesome super cool maintenance nightmare.
This thing is insane. Let's hope those desert cliffs don't erode away over time (at least not in the not-too-distant future) because that would not be good for the long-term stability of this ride.
This is absolutely insane 😮😮😮😮❤❤❤
The Coaster is interesting mainly because of the figures and how 'exotic or different' Will be the place, but layout does nota kill me at all...what I don't get IS how they manage to open an outdoor park in a place with such high temperatures from end of April to mid of October...
Wow! All those records will be broken!! Yet it doesn't look fun at all.
HAHA YESSSS! INTAMIN I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I LOVE THEM TOO
My first thought was "Will eye protection be required?"
nope!
Absolutely insane that this is actually happening lol
I will believe this when I actually see some construction being done. There's no way they finish this before the 2024 Jeddah GP.
Search up the pictures of the construction
There like halfway done
You do realize that they're not building the park in downtown jeddah right?
The pacing looks terrible. I hate that because this could be a top 10 but the pacing looks like it will ruin it.
I think it will be a top 20 in the world no matter what, pacing is important, but it's pacing doesn't look bad, and we're still looking at a Monster of a ride
@@BurgerInATux I can agree, it’s just that the other moments won’t stand out because they’re slow.
This looks fun as heck!
Why tf does it have to be built in the middle of nowhere? 😢 literally I doubt anyone else builds any of these for a LONG TIME. Super expensive and maintenance will be through the roof.
Well I guess the reason this exists is becuase of how ludicrously wealthy they are over there.
@Josh_Stuchbery Exactly. They don't care if nobody rides it. It's just there to exist and break the records.
I cant belive that they are actually building this thing.
Its so sureal. I mean it looks like something strait outa RCT or Planet Coaster.
I dont belive it until i see it.
I wonder how those block zones are going to look like 🤔
The soundtrack is really fitting
Fastest? Have you seen my planet coaster saver?
0:42 Is it just me or does that look like a RMC
How tall is the hill after the cliff drop?
Looks to be around 600 feet tall
@@triple7marc 639 to be accurate
639,764 (not thousand) to be more accurate
edit: i'm blind
@@boltgaming248 He was asking about the airtime hill, not the first drop
@@triple7marc a little over 600 feet i have no idea but it is in the 600 ft range
still very tall
Welp, I guess the coaster wars are officially over.
Where will this be?
Qiddiya, not far outside Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. They recently opened the country to tourism and are trying to get people in with projects like this.
cool idea, wish it was in america
but it's in saudi
not only that but I think I saw an rmc in the background, so new rmc confirmed for this park
Doesn't look like this will be more intense than I-305 or Velocicoaster, though. The transitions are **extremely** drawn out, and the hills seem to be profiled more for floater airtime than ejector air. This coaster is being built in a region with limited thrill coasters, so Intamin is likely designing Falcon's Flight to be less intense than it looks. It'll probably feel more like Millie than Formula Rossa.
Bigger transitions at higher speeds=same g force. If they weren't drawn out you'd likely be facing 8 seconds of 7 gs at certain points. Note formula slows down to i305 speed right after the launch. This will be 150+ for the whole second half.
@@Trahzy It will **not** be over 150 mph the entire second half. Drag's likely going to slow it below 100 mph by the final break run. And the turn radii for those S-bends look massive. Definitely more than 4-6 times what I-305 has after its airtime hill, so those Gs should be less. Centripetal acceleration equals velocity squared divided by turn radius. So if you're moving twice as fast, you need 4x the turn radius to keep Gs the same.
@@Trahzy Also, Formula Rossa is still going well over 100 mph after the first drop. That turn radius is higher than I-305s and it's still pretty intense.
@brianfoss571 It will be going faster than formula rossa, for longer than formula rossa. Lol end of story. I've been on Formula and the trims are ridiculous and make it feel like they wasted an opportunity. You feel the almost 50 mph deceleration and it's a total bummer, regardless of going 90 or 100 the rest of the ride. Can only speak for myself though. At least this won't have rapid deceleration after a pointless launch.
@brianfoss571 This likely won't pull formula or i305 g's, but I guarantee people are underestimating it. You aren't going to come off a 500 foot camelback and be barely cruising at 100 through low to the ground turns. Either way we can agree to disagree but for speed factor, this just wins. And they don't want people blacking out.
Where this going to be
Six Flags Qiddiya
We in Germany know exactly how a rollercoaster beside a race track works.
We paid it with our taxes and it was closed after four days.
I'd be shocked if it holds the big 3 records for more than 5 years before it closes operations
I wont be going to that country to ride this.
If Fury325 cost like 30 million dollars to build, Steel Dragon 50 mil, expedition everest 100 mil, how much will this cost?:D It's almost twice the height of Fury and over twice the length... I wonder if this will be the most expensive roller coaster ever built. The current title holder is Expedition Everest with 100 milliln dollars, because of it's animatronics and the built from scratch mounntain around it.
This is just so stupid... I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!!
Also that second big lift hil will be 100mph launch
I just can’t believe they’re going through with opening it
This is why Cedar Point didn’t mess with the records. What’s the point in trying when all Dragster hype would die before it’s even completed
How much will this cost. I’m guessing at least 250 million