BigDipper (Mack Rides product)

BigDipper

Number built	2
First built	Lost Gravity (2016)
Latest built	Dynamite (2019)
Statistics
Manufacturer	Mack Rides, Germany
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BigDipper is a steel roller coaster product manufactured by Mack Rides. It features a winged train design, similar to Skyrush at Hersheypark. However, the train layout is more akin to that of a Gerstlauer Infinity Coaster. The first installation of this ride type was Lost Gravity at Walibi Holland. The model would eventually be redeveloped into the Stryker Coaster with higher capacity.

Installations

Name	Park	Location	Opened
Lost Gravity	Walibi Holland	Netherlands	March 24, 2016
Dynamite	Freizeitpark Plohn	Germany	May 18, 2019
Wiener Looping	Prater	Austria	September 2024