Feuerdrache, Family roller coaster in Legoland Günzburg, Germany.

Feuerdrache is a steel roller coaster of the Force Five model by Zierer Rides at Legoland Deutschland in Günzburg, opened in 2002. It combines a roller coaster with a dark ride: the 860 m track, a version of the Force-Two model modified by Werner Stengel, reaches a height of 16 m and trains hit 56.5 km/h. Three trains of ten cars each carry two riders per row.

Feuerdrache opened in 2002 at Legoland Deutschland in Günzburg as a Force Five model from the manufacturer Zierer Rides. Its layout is a modified version of the Force Two model, reworked by engineer Werner Stengel. It is one of seven coasters of this Zierer model, the others standing in the Legoland parks in Malaysia, Korea, Dubai, Japan, New York and Shanghai, all run by Merlin Entertainments.

Feuerdrache is one of seven Zierer Force Five coasters, the others standing in the Legoland parks of Malaysia, Korea, Dubai, Japan, New York and Shanghai, all run by Merlin Entertainments. Its track is a Werner Stengel-modified version of the Force Two model. The ride mixes coaster with dark ride, and three ten-car trains carry two riders per row.

Riders must be at least 1.20 m tall, or 1.10 m when accompanied by an adult. The coaster runs three trains of ten cars, each car seating two people in a single row.

Feuerdrache is one of seven Zierer Force Five coasters worldwide; the other six are at Legoland parks in Malaysia, Korea, Dubai, Japan, New York and Shanghai. Its track is a Werner Stengel-modified version of the Force Two model. On 11 August 2022 two trains collided, injuring 31 people, one seriously.