Lost Gravity was the first Big Dipper model coaster ever built by the German manufacturer Mack Rides.
The ride's design includes an 'outside seat' configuration, where two of the four seats in each row hang over the edge of the track.
The coaster uses a chain lift hill mechanism rather than a launch system despite its high-intensity elements.
The thematic elements of the ride focus on an urban, futuristic aesthetic with a 'lost' gravity concept.
The entire track length spans 680 meters of steel tubing.
Lost Gravity is a steel roller coaster located at Walibi Holland in Biddinghuizen, Netherlands. It is a Mack Rides Big Dipper model characterized by its unique half-pipe-style seats that leave riders' legs dangling. The ride features a 32-meter tall lift hill leading to a 90-degree drop. It reaches a top speed of 87 km/h through elements including a banked dive, a camelback, and a zero-G roll. The track layout is designed to simulate a sensation of weightlessness. The coaster opened to the public in 2016.
The path directly underneath the zero-G roll provides the best angle to capture the coaster cars mid-inversion.
Choose an outer seat for a more intense experience and a better view of the drop.
Check the park app for real-time queue lengths to optimize your visit during peak hours.
Wear secure footwear as the ride includes high-speed inversions and intense maneuvering.
Attempting to bring bags or cameras onto the ride, as these are strictly forbidden for safety.
Open seasonally from spring through autumn; typically closed on weekdays during the school year except for holidays.
Secure all loose items in lockers before boarding; loose articles are prohibited on the ride.
