Canyon Blaster, Indoor roller coaster at Adventuredome in Las Vegas, United States
Canyon Blaster is an indoor steel roller coaster at Adventuredome in Las Vegas. The ride twists and dives through a series of loops and corkscrews in rapid succession, creating a continuous sequence of inversions that keeps riders engaged throughout the experience.
Arrow Dynamics built this coaster in 1993 as a major addition to Circus Circus entertainment options. It was part of a wave of innovative indoor attractions developed during that era.
The roller coaster maintains a strong following among thrill ride enthusiasts who rate and document their experiences on specialized coaster tracking websites.
The ride is easily accessible since it sits within an entertainment complex on the Fremont Street corridor. Height requirements apply, but entry to the coaster area happens directly through the indoor facility without needing to go outside.
This steel track configuration stands as the only indoor roller coaster featuring two loops and two corkscrews in sequence.
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