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First Look: Take a first-person POV ride on the new Cheetah Hunt roller coaster, opening at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay on May 27

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Guests soar through twists and turns on the exhilarating Cheetah Hunt at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, racing under clear blue skies on a perfect sunny day.

On Friday, May 27, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay will open its newest roller coaster, Cheetah Hunt. The new coaster is Florida’s first triple-launch coaster, with each launch inspired by the world’s fastest land animal. Between launches, Cheetah Hunt twists and turns, diving into the ground and high above, even soaring around the theme park’s Skyride attraction.

But while Cheetah Hunt won’t open to the public until Friday morning, thanks to Busch Gardens-supplied footage, today we bring you aboard its uniquely-themed coaster cars to take a full first-person trip around the track in the video below:

And check back here tomorrow for coverage of the private grand opening of Cheetah Hunt and the nearby Cheetah Run exhibit, giving guests a chance to see the graceful creatures at top speed.

More photos of the Cheetah Hunt roller coaster at Busch Gardens:

Excited guests leave Cheetah Hunt at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, passing beneath the iconic cheetah statues and ride entrance sign.

Thrill-seekers on Cheetah Hunt at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay race down a dramatic drop, their faces lit up with excitement in the Florida sunshine.

Thrill-seekers race down the vibrant, giraffe-themed track of Busch Gardens Tampa Bay’s Cheetah Hunt coaster, all set against a stunning backdrop of clear blue sky.

Thrill-seekers gather by the iconic stone arches at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, their attention fixed on the vibrant green and yellow Cheetah Hunt roller coaster as it rushes overhead under a clear, sunny sky.

Giraffes graze in the lush habitat at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, with the thrilling Cheetah Hunt roller coaster racing through the background and leafy trees completing the scene.

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