Raptor
Raptor is one of the most popular and iconic rides at Gardaland. It’s a winged coaster and the first of its kind in Italy, inaugurated in 2011.
What is a winged coaster?
It literally means “winged roller coaster,” where your feet dangle in mid-air and the track runs alongside the sides of the train.
This gives you the sensation of flying on the wing of an airplane.
The setting is a post-apocalyptic sci-fi scene with a swamp, broken towers, rocks, and trees that you’ll narrowly miss during your high-speed flight.
Raptor Specs
The track is approximately 770 meters long with a maximum height of 33 meters and a top speed of 90 km/h.
Raptor runs with two trains, each made up of 7 cars seating 4 people per car—for a total of 28 passengers per train. The ride lasts about one and a half minutes.
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Raptor
Raptor is one of Gardaland’s most famous rides. It’s Italy’s first winged coaster and a true fan favorite.
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Prezzemolo
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