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Velociraptor
General
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Park IMG Worlds of Adventure
Location Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road

City of Arabia Dubai

Status Operating
Operated
Operated
Opened 31.8.2016
Opening
Cost
Height restriction
Statistics
Manufacturer Mack Rides
Builder
Designer
Type Steel- Sit-Down- Extreme- Launched
Type Launch Coaster
Model Blue Fire
Riders per train 20 riders per train
Riders per hour
Lift/launch system LSM Launch
Height 124.7 feet
Drop
Top speed 62.1 mph
Length 3,464.5 feet
Dimensions
Duration 2:30
Inversions 4
Steepest drop
Maximum g-force 3.8

Velociraptor is a steel launched coaster which opened on August 31, 2016 at IMG Worlds of Adventure at City of Arabia in Dubai. The coaster was build by the German manufacturer Mack Rides as a clone of their previous Blue Fire at Europa Park, another Launch Coaster which opened on 2009.

Design[]

Elements

LSM launch from 0-62.1 mph in 2.5 seconds •105 foot tall Vertical LoopOver-banked curveBlock brakeTwisted horseshoe rollHelixIn-line twist

Ride experience[]

After leaving the station, riders are taken to a jungle-like area. At the launch, dinosaurs are seen on the screen to the right. The door opens in front of the riders and the train is launched out of the building. After a horseshoe to the left, the train drops into a vertical loop. A small, slightly overbanked curve follows the loop and leads into the trim brakes. The brake run is followed by a small drop, which is followed by the first inversion of the twisted horseshoe roll, which consists of two tight corkscrew-like inversions connected by a 180° curve to the right. The train then travels over an airtime hill that goes through the loop and another curve, which leads into the final inversion, an in-line twist. A last curve to the right and the train reaches the final brake run. The door opens, leading the train back into the building.

Trains[]

trains with 5 cars per train. In each car, riders are arranged 2 across in 2 rows for a total of 20 riders per train.

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