Polish indoor theme park Mandoria has opened its new Aquila rollercoaster. The coaster, which was designed by Vekoma, is the star of a new themed land that has been designed to fit in with Mandoria’s atmosphere of a 16th century trading city.
“The opening of the new zone has been a tremendous success. The enthusiasm of our visitors and their interest in Aquila and other attractions are the best proof that Mandoria continues to move in the right direction,” said Daniel Zieliński, vice president of Mandoria.
The coaster runs along a 445-metre-long track embedded in a 25-metre-high tower, and has space for up to 20 passengers. It accelerates to 70 km/h before going through ‘rapid twists and surprising turns’ and can be ridden by children from 95cm-tall.
“Thanks to the construction of the impressive 25-metre tower, Aquila – our fourth rollercoaster – will become the most extreme attraction in Mandoria’s history,” said Zieliński
“This groundbreaking project introduces a completely new dimension of entertainment.” The entire rollercoaster track is hidden within a building, ensuring year-round accessibility.
“The rapid acceleration to 70 km/h in three seconds, surprising turns, and sharp twists guarantee exceptional emotions, raising the bar for all thrill-seekers.”
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