Six Flags Qiddiya (Saudi Arabia)
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I don't think this kind of environment is suitable for an outdoor theme park. Indoor is maybe better suited.

Construction progress on the road network in Qiddiya







Source:
https://twitter.com/SaudiProject/status/1419378472439455747

This is qiddiya official Twitter account

As of last month, Bouygues Batiment International is in negotiations with Qiddiya for the turn-key delivery of Six Flags, which is anticipated to begin construction this summer. Bouygues Batiment International has listed procurement opportunities for UK suppliers, which can be seen here: https://eu.eventscloud.com/file_uploads/3e7929cb4f4d92408ed46f38c2e33004_UKEFSupplierFair_SixFlagsQiddiya_Procurement_Opportunities.pdf

Source: https://www.events.great.gov.uk/website/4027/

Not the clearest photos but this is the view from the City Centre area of Qiddiya looking down at the Resort Core area. The Resort Core area includes Six Flags which if you see the construction vehicle in the first image the park should be located in the vicinity behind the vehicle.





Source: https://www.facebook.com/100048865787497/posts/283998749905649/

https://www.facebook.com/rolan.ruiz1/posts/3832319920163529

https://gulfnews.com/world/gulf/saudi/infographic-six-flags-qiddiya-theme-park-in-saudi-arabia-set-to-thrill-1.1612957133194

1/30/2021

Six Flags Qiddiya begins design of world’s fastest roller coaster
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Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC), in partnership with Intamin Amusement Rides, has kicked off the design process for the Falcon’s Flight, the signature attraction of Six Flags Qiddiya – a one-of-a-kind theme park scheduled for opening in Qiddiya’s first phase.

The Falcon’s Flight is set to become the world’s longest, fastest and tallest coaster. It will travel across approximately 4km, feature a vertical cliff dive maneuver into a 160m-deep valley using magnetic motor acceleration (LSM technology), and achieve unprecedented speeds of 250+ km/h.

The Falcon’s Flight will also be the world’s tallest free-standing coaster structure featuring a parabolic airtime hill allowing a weightlessness airtime experience.

Qiddiya’s Chief Executive Officer, Philippe Gas, commented on the signature ride saying: “Rollercoaster fans around the world have been eagerly anticipating this ride since it was announced as there is nothing quite like it anywhere else. Now we are in the design stage with the experts at Intamin and the engineering team at Six Flags, the excitement is building! Falcon’s flight will dominate the skyline at Qiddiya weave all the way around our destination, right out of the theme park, up the cliffside, and down the cliff face – the greatest drop of any ride in the world; it won’t be for the fainthearted!”

On each ride – a three-minute long adventure – up to 20 passengers will experience the exhilaration of three electromagnetic propulsion launch systems as well as panoramic views of Six Flags Qiddiya and the Resort Core.

Daniel Schoppen – Vice President Design & Development, Intamin Amusement Rides – commented: “I will never forget the moment when I was standing at the edge of the 200-meter-high cliff on the Tuwaiq Mountain in Qiddiya, looking into the valley and imagining the creation of a future record-setting roller coaster. I knew that exactly at this spot, The Falcon Flight will dive down along the cliff, ending in a unique exhilarating 250+ km/h proximity flight close to the ground. The worldwide unique setting and heights such as the natural cliff will enable us to design an architectural masterpiece in steel.”

Covering 32 hectares (79 acres) and featuring 28 rides and attractions across six themed lands, Six Flags Qiddiya is set to become the theme park that breaks all records of entertainment in Saudi Arabia and the region.

Source: https://qiddiya.com/en/media/press-office/six-flags-qiddiya-begins-design-of-world-s-fastest-roller-coaster/