Description of the attraction
Gardaland is one of the most popular amusement parks in Europe and, perhaps, the most popular in Italy, located on the eastern shore of Lake Garda near the town of Castelnuovo del Garda. The park was opened in 1975 - since then, it has been visited by up to 3.5 million visitors annually! In 2008, an oceanarium was opened next door. Today in Gardaland there are six main attractions and about 30 smaller ones.
The Blue Tornado is an inverted roller coaster 765 meters long, located at the very entrance to the park. The height of the attraction, opened in 1998, is 33.5 meters. The whole breathtaking "flight" with several flips and sharp drops takes about 2 minutes.
At the bottom of the park, you can see another popular attraction - "Magic Mountain" with a double loop. This is the oldest attraction in Gardaland - it was opened in 1985. The ride along the 700 meter road at 30 meters above the ground will take about 2 minutes.
The Adventure of the Sequoia attraction has been operating since 2005: here you can “fall” from the top of a huge tree and change the direction of movement by 180º six times.
Escape Atlantis is the largest water attraction in Europe, located near the Blue Tornado. It combines all the elements of classic water slides: climbing to the top, descending dashingly swirling spiral slides and a deafening fall into the pool.
You can tickle your nerves on another attraction - "Ramses: Awakening", formerly called "Valley of the Pharaohs". This is the first interactive attraction of Gardaland: sitting in a booth, the traveler goes into a dark tunnel, where, hearing the voice of an old man, he finds himself in a burial chamber with treasures and mummies.
Finally, the "youngest" attraction in the park is the Raptor - it will appeal to those who love dinosaurs and "prehistoric" adventures.
