NEW FOR 2008

WONDERLAND'S BIGGEST INVESTMENT IN HISTORY
Vaughan, Ontario, 2007 - Canada's Wonderland prepares to change the landscape for thrill seekers in 2008, with the addition of Canada's Biggest, Fastest and Tallest roller coaster - Behemoth. Following 18 months of planning and construction, Behemoth will premiere at Canada’s Wonderland in May 2008.

At over 5,300 feet (1,616m) in length, Behemoth sets the stage for thrills with a climb to a height of 230 feet (70.1m), followed by an adrenaline pumping 85 degree drop with speeds reaching 125 kilometers per hour in 3.9 seconds. The coaster will then take riders through the ultimate coaster experience with high speed twists and turns, including double banked flat loops (horizontal loops) and eight extreme drops. Intensifying the action packed adventure, the ride will feature prototype open-air seating that will allow all riders to experience an unobstructed view of all the thrills and excitement on one of North America's best coasters.

"Behemoth will be the biggest investment in Canada's Wonderland's 27 year history at approximately $26 million dollars," said Raffi Kaprelyan, Vice President and General Manager, Canada’s Wonderland. "With the addition of Behemoth, we wanted to compliment our already impressive line-up of more than 200 rides, shows and attractions with a world class roller coaster that will showcase Wonderland as one of the premier amusement parks in our industry."

Behemoth will be the 15th roller coaster at Canada’s Wonderland. Construction is currently underway, but those who cannot wait until spring may take a virtual ride on Behemoth at canadaswonderland.com. Visitors to canadaswonderland.com may also access exclusive Behemoth updates and features, like virtual renderings, ride statistics and online fun.

Behemoth was designed by Bolliger & Mabillard of Monthey, Switzerland, a recognized industry leader in roller coaster development.

Canada's Wonderland is owned and operated by Cedar Fair Entertainment Company, a publicly traded partnership that is listed for trading on The New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "FUN." In addition to Canada's Wonderland, Cedar Fair owns and operates eleven other amusement parks, five water parks, one indoor water park resort, and six hotels. Cedar Fair also owns and operates Star Trek: The Experience, an interactive adventure located in Las Vegas, and operates the Gilroy Gardens Family Theme Park in Gilroy, California under a management contract.


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I keep hearing the commercials on the radio. It sounds crazy.

 

http://attraction.canadaswonderland....fun/videos.cfm

^^ A video of the ride.

The ride itself seems pretty long & the seating is different.

 

Looks really long and boring.

 

^^ agree. nuttin really fancy about it. except for the crazy looking coster itself.
but it does look like it might play with alot of g-forces which u cant really tell from a video. so u never kno. it might be fun

 

it gives you that dropping sensation mostly....it looks like the superman roller coster at six flags....same thing?

 

looks kinda boring to me lol

 

They should call it Fuzzy's Mom.

Why?

It costs you $50 to ride it
The ride will be done in 3 minutes
You'll probably throw up

 

^lol
i remember rumors hearing them closing down. lol i guess not.

 

:laugh1:


YO GUY THAT'S MEAN! :rolf:

 

I'd rather go to a track day, more fun and no stupid highschool kids and their bullshit drama.

 

lol OMG...thats funny!

 

that unexpected even for you

 

that looks so boring.

 

superman ride of steel at darien lake, ny is a bit better. canada will never have any good rides

 

was at cedar point in ohio on the weekend, this is the roller coaster capital of the world.

top thrill dragster is pretty sick

see video here
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/38679/...rill_dragster/

good to see some money put into wonderland. which is a great park now with cedar fair at the helm.