Tatsu

The Tatsu roller coaster features a horizontal riding position where passengers travel face-down through multiple inversions across a 3,602-foot track layout.

Opening in May 2006 after construction began in mid-2005, Tatsu established records as the tallest and fastest flying roller coaster in the world.

The roller coaster incorporates Japanese dragon elements into its design, reflected in both its name and the surrounding station decorations.

The addition of a single-rider queue line in April 2022 reduces waiting times, while three trains accommodate 32 passengers each for increased capacity.

The coaster includes a 124-foot pretzel loop that generates 4.5 G-forces, making it the tallest inversion of its type on any flying roller coaster.

Location: California

GPS coordinates: 34.42194,-118.59750

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:40