The Kent-based theme park has been dubbed the UK's answer to Disneyland
The first images of one of the themed lands at a new UK theme park have been released, including a sneak-peek of a 70 mph rollercoaster. The images released show a dinosaur-themed land, with featuring the Quetzalcoatlus rollercoaster.
Named after a real dinosaur species, the ride will recreate what experts believe was the real flight path of the creature, by staying close to the ground, flying across treetops, skimming across water, and travelling through rocky canyons.
It is also set to be one of the fastest rollercoasters in Europe, reaching speeds of 70 mph across one-kilometre worth of track.
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The ride will be part of the 'Base Camp' zone at the new theme park, and will be dedicated to "dinosaurs, adventure and the legacy of unsung heroes of palaeontology,"
the Mirror reports.
PY Gerbeau, CEO of London Resort Company Holdings told the paper: "Base Camp's design is based on a philosophy of what an actual, modern day, prehistoric nature reserve might look like.
"There will be thrills, spills and high energy rides combined with opportunities to get up close and personal with some of the most amazing creatures ever to walk the earth. However, unlike popular films that depict dinosaurs as villains, things don’t always go terribly wrong here. We are building a land of preservation and celebration of dinosaurs."
The London Resort will built on the Swanscombe Peninsula in Kent and is set to cover about 465 hectares, which is the equivalent of 136 Wembley Stadiums.
The project has already signed deals with Paramount Pictures and BBC and ITV Studios. Currently the resort is in the planning stage, but there are hopes that it could open in 2024.
