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MANAGEMENT NEWS 4 SEPTEMBER 2019 ISSUE 138
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World's tallest coaster for Six Flags Qiddiya Six Flags has announced new details for its long-awaited venture in Saudi Arabia, revealing among its planned attractions the longest, tallest and fastest rollercoaster in the world and the world's tallest drop-tower ride. When it opens in 2023, Six Flags Qiddiya will be a key entertainment facility in the new city of Qiddiya, which is being built 40km (25m) from the Saudi capital of Riyadh. The park will cover 320,000sq m (3.4 million sq ft) and will feature 28 rides and attractions, with
■ The record-breaking Falcon's Flight will
six distinct lands around The Citadel
open as part of the Qiddiya park in 2023
– a central hub covered by a billowing canopy inspired by Bedouin tents, where
from all over the world have come to
visitors will find shops and cafés.
expect from the Six Flags brand and
The record-breaking Falcon's Flight
to elevate those experiences with
coaster and Sirocco Tower drop-tower will
authentic themes connected to the
be situated in The City of Thrills area.
location," said Michael Reininger, CEO
"Our vision is to make Six Flags
of Qiddiya Investment Company, which
Qiddiya a theme park that delivers all
is driving the development of Qiddiya.
the thrills and excitement that audiences
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Our vision is to make Six Flags Qiddiya a park that delivers thrills
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