Vekoma Illusion

This indoor steel roller coaster features two large cylinders where riders experience synchronized films and light effects during their journey.

Vekoma developed the MK-700 Illusion model in 1989, constructing only two installations worldwide before the American version at Opryland closed in 1997.

The attraction incorporates multimedia elements with dual-screen projections and special effects created by the same company that worked on the film Jaws.

The roller coaster train holds up to 1400 passengers per hour, with riders requiring a minimum height of 100 centimeters to access the attraction.

The configuration places passengers in a bobsled-style arrangement within the world's longest roller coaster train, consisting of up to 40 two-passenger carriages.

GPS coordinates: 51.19930,4.90900

Latest update: May 27, 2025 17:41