An awesome ride in world's longest inverted roller coaster
You may have a big heart and courage to face the most difficult challenges of life, but just a small ride in a roller coaster is enough to get loud screams out of even the toughest. And, what about riding the world's longest roller coaster that’ll not only provide a thrilling ride but could well stop your heartbeats while aboard. This is not an imagery situation to entice you for a breathtaking roller coaster ride, however, Chimelong Paradise, an amusement park in the capital city of south China's Guangdong Province, is all set to let the world's longest inverted roller coaster loose during China's most important Spring Festival, starting from 7th February. Swiss-based Bolliger and Mabillard, architect of the world's first inverted roller coaster in 1992, has design the one-km-long roller coaster that can even touch its maximum 120 km/hour speed. It features three wagons capable of boarding 30 people in a single ride. Though, the Chimelong Paradise with the capacity of catering 50,000 tourists a day is already one of the most popular tourist destinations in Guangdong, the $27 Million roller coaster is gonna fetch even more adventurous tourists not only from China but across the world.
