Kraken (roller coaster)

Kraken at SeaWorld Orlando (Orlando, Florida, United States) is a steel roller coaster from the model floorless coaster manufacturer Bolliger & Mabillard, opened on 1 June 2000.

It is based on an ancient myth. Kraken was a massive, mythological Unterwasserungeheur, which was held captive by Poseidon.

Ride

The trip includes three underground runs. This one is located at full speed in Kraken's cave, where the bystanders are drenched by spray. A large part of Kraken is located above the water.

In addition, the trip includes seven inversions: After 45 m high lift hill followed for only a long Predrop before the train the actual first drop runs down. Now the inversions follow in the following order: First, the loop is traversed. This is followed by the dive- loop and the Zero-G roll. The subsequently extended by Cobra Roll consists of two inversions. Now the train passes through the second loop before it passes through the last inversion, the corkscrew.

Kraken has three trains with eight cars. In each car four people can (a series ) take place. Passengers must be at least 1.37 m tall to ride must. The cars are open on the side and are bottomless. As restraint system come shoulder strap for use.