Falcon’s Flight is the name of the newest roller coaster currently under construction at Six Flags Qiddiya. It will be the tallest roller coaster in the world, standing over 600 feet tall, which is over 100 feet taller than the current record holder, Kingda Ka. The roller coaster is planned to reach speeds of up to 156 mph and will travel along a 4 km track, making it practically the longest in the world.
Falcon’s Flight will provide unforgettable experiences for thrill-seekers.
The simulation of the roller coaster shows how impressive this giant roller coaster is. Just the climb to the high cliff is thrilling, and then the roller coaster drops at dizzying speeds. Philippe Gas, the CEO of Qiddiya, describes Falcon’s Flight as an attraction that “dominates the skyline” of the entire amusement park.
Six Flags Qiddiya plans to open the park in October 2024.
For the brave ones who want to experience this incredible ride, Six Flags Qiddiya plans to open its gates in October 2024. Undoubtedly, it will be an unforgettable experience on the most extreme roller coaster in the world.
Explanation of Key Terms and Jargon:
– Roller coaster: a ride that follows a track with twists, turns, and drops, known for its thrilling and adrenaline-pumping experience.
– Record-breaking roller coaster: a roller coaster that surpasses a certain record, such as the tallest, fastest, longest, etc.
– Speed: the rate of movement.
– Premiere: the first showing or introduction to the market.
– Track: the designated area the roller coaster travels on.
– Development phase: the stage of the construction process where the project is being created and executed.
– Ascend: move upward.
– Descend: move downward.
– Ride: the act of taking a trip on a roller coaster.
– Cliff: a high area of land with steep slopes.
Related Links:
– Six Flags – Official Website
– Six Flags Qiddiya – Qiddiya Park Website
– Intamin – Official Website
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