Daidarasaurus

Daidarasaurus (Japaneseダイ ダラ ザウルス, Daidarasaurusu ) in the Expo land in Japanese Suita was a steel roller coaster manufacturer Sansei Yusoki, which was opened in 1970. On 9 December 2007, the park was closed and thus the web. The name is a portmanteau of Daidarabotchi ( a giant ) and dinosaurs.

Originally Daidarasaurus was a two-lane racing roller coaster, but later both tracks were combined to have one long roller coaster with two lift hills. The total length was 2340 m, for which the trains needed 6:33 minutes. It has reached a height of 28.5 m and the maximum speed was 73 km / h

The trains of Daidarasaurus had five cars. In each car could four people (two rows of two people) take place.