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Find out what it's like to spin, glide, skim and fly like a giant ray when you ride the only flying roller coaster of its kind in the world. It's a seamless blend of up close animal encounters with a head-first, face-down thrill ride. Manta. Only at SeaWorld in Orlando.
Midday lines can be long, so it’s best to ride Manta as soon as you enter the park after opening. Riders cannot carry anything with them onto to the ride, but there are pay lockers where you can store your things outside. If you are wearing non-lacing shoes, you must store them in the hanging baskets at the exit.
A Frog Family favorite, for sure! Manta easily ranks as one of Tad’s top 5 Orlando coasters. It has a height requirement of 54” so Lily still has a few years before she can ride. That’s good news for Mommy Frog though; the inversions make her dizzy.
Manta is an outdoor roller coaster located between Stingray Lagoon and Dolphin Nursery at SeaWorld. The duration of the ride is about 3 minutes. Each row of the coaster seats four people. Each seat has a pull-down shoulder restraint. There is no floor to the ride vehicles, so your feet dangle. Guests must be at least 54 inches to ride. Guests using wheelchairs enter through the main ride entrance then transfer into the ride vehicle.
Source: Undercover Tourist
There are a total of 4 inversions on Manta; it reaches top speeds of 56 miles per hour.
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