Dinoconda, 4th Dimension roller coaster in Xinbei, Changzhou, China

Dinoconda is a 4th Dimension steel roller coaster at China Dinosaurs Park in Changzhou, Jiangsu. Its 1,050 m track reaches 69 m and includes three inversions. The entrance is a large sculpted tree of dark brown bark-textured material with twisting roots, a giant snake head with an open red mouth, thinner snakes coiling around the left branches, two white pointed tusks at the base, and a green sign with white characters on the right; red track on tall steel supports stands behind.

Dinoconda opened on 29 April 2012 at China Dinosaurs Park in Changzhou, Jiangsu. It was built by S&S – Sansei Technologies as a 4th Dimension model; only it and Eejanaika at Fuji-Q Highland use this manufacturer's 4D design. Its 1,050 m track reaches 69 m and three inversions.

The ride's Chinese name, 过山龙, means "mountain-crossing dragon," linking the coaster to the park's dinosaur theme. The entrance is formed by a sculpted dark-brown tree with twisting roots, a giant snake head with an open red mouth, and thinner snakes coiled around the branches. Two white tusks stand at its base, and a green sign with white characters sits on the right side of the trunk.

Visitors should know this ride is physically demanding and people with certain health conditions may not be able to participate. Height restrictions are an important consideration when planning to ride with children.

Dinoconda is one of only two operating 4D hypercoasters worldwide, the other being Eejanaika at Fuji-Q Highland; both come from S&S – Sansei Technologies. Its trains carry 24 riders in six cars of four, and the 1,050 m track reaches 69 m with three inversions. The entrance is marked by a sculpted tree with a giant snake head and white tusks.