Cannibal

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Cannibal

Lagoon Location Farmington, Utah, USA Park section North Midway Status Operating since July 2, 2015 Cost $22,000,000 USD
Statistics
Manufacturer	In-house
Type	Steel - Hyper
Riders per train	12
Propulsion	Elevator lift
Height	208 feet
Drop	203 feet
Top speed	70 mph
Length	2735 feet
Inversions	4
Drop angle	116°
Duration	2:30
G-Force	4.2
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Cannibal is a unique steel hyper roller coaster located at Lagoon in Farmington, Utah, USA. It has red track and features a drop at an angle of 116°. At a height of 208 feet, Cannibal is the tallest roller coaster with a beyond-vertical drop.

Cannibal opened to the public on July 2, 2015.

Design

Elements
Elevator lift Tunnel 140 foot tall immelmann Dive loop Over-banked curve Block brake Lagoon roll 450° helix Tunnel

Cannibal has a 208 foot tall elevator lift. The lift is followed by a drop from horizontal to an angle of 116°, curving into an underground tunnel, which is immediately followed by a large immelmann. The immelmann leads to a dive loop, then a large over-banked curve passing through the immelmann. The track then makes a high left turn around the lift tower into a mid-course brake run, then left again into a Lagoon roll over a large constructed water feature (resembling a large rock outcropping with a spring leading over a series of waterfalls into a lake), rotating counterclockwise one and one-half times (ending upside-down), then rotating clockwise until riders are nearly right-side up once more. The ride finishes with a right turning helix that tunnels through the rock of the water feature, passing behind the waterfalls before the final brake run. The 116° beyond vertical first drop is the tallest one in the world and the fourth steepest in the world.

Trains

Single car trains. Riders are arranged 4 across in 3 rows, for a total of 12 riders per car.

External links

• 
  Cannibal on the Roller Coaster DataBase.