BomBora, Steel roller coaster at Lagoon Amusement Park, Utah

BomBora is a steel roller coaster at Lagoon Amusement Park featuring curved track with banked turns and spiral maneuvers. The ride moves at a moderate pace and includes several descents that create a sense of motion and turning throughout the circuit.

Construction of BomBora began in 2010 after the lockers serving Lagoon-A-Beach were demolished, and the coaster opened in 2011. It stands just outside the water park at Lagoon in Farmington, Utah.

The name BomBora comes from an Indigenous Australian term for a submerged reef or the turbulent sea over one. The ride plays surf rock music during its drops and twists, and it stands just outside Lagoon-A-Beach, the park's water park.

BomBora sits just outside the entrance to Lagoon-A-Beach, the park's water park, so it is easy to combine with a water-park visit. The ride opened in 2011 and runs a single circuit that begins with a left turn out of the station into the lift hill. Riders board in the station and return to the same platform after the final brake run.

BomBora's name comes from an Indigenous Australian term for a submerged reef or the turbulent sea over one. The coaster sits just outside Lagoon-A-Beach, the park's water park, on the spot where the water park's lockers were demolished before construction began in 2010.