The ride is manufactured by Intamin, a Swiss company specializing in amusement park attractions.
It utilizes a high-speed vertical lift chain, which is a rare configuration for water coasters of this size.
The drop angle is approximately 45 degrees, designed to provide a balance between airtime and splash effect.
During the splashdown, the water displacement is engineered to spray spectators on the nearby bridge.
The ride footprint covers a significant portion of the park's central lake area.
DiVertical is a water coaster located within the Mirabilandia amusement park in Ravenna, Italy. It holds the title of the world's tallest water coaster, reaching a structural height of 60 meters. The ride features a magnetic lift system that transports passengers to the apex before a steep plunge. The track includes a significant splashdown section where the boat enters a pool of water to create a braking effect. The coaster reaches top speeds of approximately 110 kilometers per hour. The layout combines elements of a traditional roller coaster with the hydraulics of a log flume. It is situated in the western section of the Mirabilandia park grounds.
The pedestrian bridge overlooking the splashdown pool provides the best angle for capturing the boat hitting the water.
Wear quick-drying clothing or bring a change of clothes, as the splashdown generates significant water spray.
Use the provided lockers to store electronics and loose items that are not waterproof.
Visit during the early afternoon when queues are often shorter due to the heat drawing crowds to other water-based attractions.
Avoid riding immediately after consuming heavy meals to prevent motion sickness caused by the high-speed maneuvers.
Operates seasonally from spring through early autumn; closed during winter months.
Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times in the park; participants must secure loose footwear before boarding.
