Dragon Kahn currently holds the record for most inversions on a roller coaster. It flips you upside down a staggering eight times. The ride is very similar to Kumba, but it features a straight first drop and a loop after the mid-course brakes. Other than that it has the layout we've come to know and love: loop, diving loop, inline-twist, and cobra roll. That's just the first half! After the brakes are a vertical loop, spiral, two interlocked corkscrews, and a final hop up into the station brakes.
Name Dragon Kahn
Opened 1995
Height 148 ft
(161 ft drop)
Length 4,165 ft
Max Speed 65 mph
Inversions 2 Loops
1 Diving Loop
1 Heartline Roll
1 Cobra Roll(2 inversions)
2 Corkscrews
Trains 3
Capacity 28 riders per train
Cost $13 Million ?
Incredible Hulk is B&M's only launched coaster.
Kumba was the first sit-down looper by B&M. At the time it was one of the few rides with 7 inversions, but nowadays everyone and their mother has a coaster that loops 7 times. The ride's layout has been copied a few times, mostly in the form of Dragon Kahn and Medusa. It starts with a dive into the large loop which wraps around the lift. The train then immediately flies through the diving loop, heartline twist, and cobra roll. The mid-course brakes follow and the ride ends with two interlocking corkscrews and a final helix.
Name Kumba
Opened April, 1993
Height 135 ft
Length 4,000 ft?
Max Speed 61 mph
Inversions 1 Vertical Loop
1 Diving Loop
1 Heartline Twist
1 Cobra Roll(2 inversions)
2 Corkscrews
Trains 3
Capacity 32 riders per train
Cost $12 million ?
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