Cannibal

Click here to watch the on-ride POV

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
HELP

Cannibal is a unique steel hyper roller coaster located at Lagoon in Farmington, Utah, USA. It has a 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 was actually built by the park itself.

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, 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.