Condor (roller coaster)

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Condor (originally El Condor) is a steel inverted roller coaster at Walibi Holland in the Netherlands. It opened in May 1994 as the first Suspended Looping Coaster (SLC) built by the Dutch company Vekoma. The ride uses a chain lift, stands 31 meters tall, is 662 meters long, and reaches speeds of 80 km/h, with 5 inversions. It runs two trains of eight cars each, for 16 riders per train, and lasts about 2 minutes. The capacity is around 900 riders per hour, and riders must be between 140 and 200 cm tall. In 2014, the track was repainted orange and the name changed from El Condor to Condor (the old name still appears on some signs). For the 2021 season, Condor received two new trains with improved vest restraints to boost comfort, and the Exotic section around the ride also received a makeover.