Oblivion
Oblivion is one of the must-ride attractions at Gardaland.
It’s a crowd favorite thanks to its intense speed and thrilling vertical drop. While not as historically iconic as Blue Tornado, it’s just as significant, being the longest dive coaster in Europe!
What is a dive coaster?
A dive coaster features a 90-degree vertical drop, but unlike traditional roller coasters, there’s no steep climb beforehand. Instead, there’s a flat lead-in section followed by a short pause—and then a heart-stopping drop into an underground tunnel.
The sensation is similar to skydiving or bungee jumping.
Oblivion Stats
Its 42.5-meter height (the tallest of all Gardaland coasters) offers spectacular views—if you can enjoy them while plummeting at 100 km/h!
Each train seats up to 18 passengers divided into 3 rows.
Blue Tornado
Blue Tornado is arguably Gardaland’s most iconic ride. It was the first inverted coaster ever built in Italy.
Raptor
Raptor is one of Gardaland’s most famous rides. It’s Italy’s first winged coaster and a true fan favorite.
Oblivion
Oblivion is one of Gardaland’s thrill rides and the longest dive coaster in all of Europe. Feel the rush of a 90° vertical drop!
Space Vertigo
Space Vertigo is Gardaland’s free-fall tower, standing about 40 meters tall. An adrenaline-filled space-themed experience.
Shaman
Shaman, also known as Magic Mountain, is one of Gardaland’s classic roller coasters. Its double loop will leave you breathless.
Mammut
Mammut is the longest roller coaster in Italy. Perfect for families, it features a polar theme with icy Arctic scenery.
Fantasy Kingdom
Fantasy Kingdom is Gardaland’s dedicated children’s area, featuring Prezzemolo’s tree, Peppa Pig Land, and Kung Fu Panda Academy.
Prezzemolo
Prezzemolo, the long-eared green dragon, has been the beloved symbol of Gardaland since the park opened in 1975.
Escape from Atlantis
Escape from Atlantis is a water-themed ride where visitors board large boats in search of the legendary lost city.