Tomorrowland roller coaster wins best new rollercoaster in Europe award

tomorrow once again explained why this is the best music festival in the world, after opening its brand new award-winning roller coaster The Ride of Happiness in July. Located at Plopsaland De Panne in Belgium, the € 17.5 million attraction has just been named the best new roller coaster in Europe. As you might expect, the set of the ride appears to belong to the glorious main stage of Tomorrowland (or one of the stages, let’s face it). The extreme spinning coaster is the very first of its kind in Europe and the second in the world, offering spectacular views of the amusement park and its surroundings, which have been compared to the holy sites of the festival in Boom. Plopsa describes the roller coaster on its website:

“You will be catapulted no less than twice at a speed of 90 km / h and will go upside down five times In the process. Cars can turn freely, which will give you a different driving experience Everytime. The attraction has a total length of almost a kilometer and stands 35 meters above the ground at its highest point, where you will have a exceptional view of the park! ‘

“In addition to the unique thematic content, they also created a exclusive soundtrack based on ‘Tomorrowland Anthem’ composed by Hans zimmer, which will be heard during the ride, making the experience even more sensational for every visitor. ‘

Despite the uncertainty in the events industry, The Ride of Happiness is an impressive feat for Tomorrowland, which has been forced to cancel both its 2020 and 2021 editions. However, preparations are well underway for the event. ‘future, with Winter of tomorrow set to take place in March, along with ambitious plans to extend the main festival to three weekends in 2022.

You can find more information about The Ride of Happiness here.

The Ride to Happiness by Tomorrowland won the award for Best New Roller Coaster in Europe. Discover the roller coaster and get ready for an amazing and memorable experience at @Plopsa (Plopsaland De Panne, Belgium). pic.twitter.com/eFN4zJi5Yi

– Tomorrowland (@tomorrowland) October 9, 2021

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