World’s tallest roller coaster ‘Skyscraper’ announced, will tower over 500 feet above Orlando

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Orlando’s iconic amusement park tower soars above thrilling, spiraling roller coaster tracks—including the record-breaking tallest coaster—set beneath a vibrant blue sky dotted with clouds and sunshine.

Mango’s Entertainment today announced the world’s tallest roller coaster is coming to Orlando. Its name will be the Skyscraper, opening in 2016 topping off at 570 feet tall.

The Skyscraper, designed by US Thrill Rides, will be located on International Drive and Sand Lake Road as part of a new area called the Skyplex which will include a restaurant at the top with observation deck as well as plenty of stores.

ICON Park’s iconic observation tower lit up at dusk, featuring thrilling spiral slides and surrounded by Orlando’s vibrant skyline, promising unforgettable city views for every visitor.

ICON Park’s signature observation tower rises above the Orlando skyline, with the slingshot skyscraper roller coaster and vibrant shopping and dining spots below, all framed by a sunny blue sky dotted with clouds.

“Next to our theme parks, International Drive is one of the most recognized icons of Orlando,” said Visit Orlando president and CEO George Aguel. “It’s exciting for our tourism community to see this type of investment being made to continuously raise the bar on the dining and entertainment experiences we offer across our destination.”

Orlando’s Skyscraper roller coaster will be the first of many “Polercoasters” planned for other cities, a commanding tower featuring tracks spiraling up and down with outside loops, dives, spirals and inversions.

The $200 million Skyplex will comprise approximately 495,000 square feet located on 12 prime acres and will include Mango’s Tropical Cafe Orlando from the same owners. Skyplex will also include a 1,500-car parking garage with valet parking available.

Exciting preview of the Skyscraper roller coaster at ICON Park Orlando, featuring its twisting tracks towering above fountains and palm trees, with guests strolling nearby—showcasing the anticipation for what’s set to be the world’s tallest roller coaster.

Electric nightlife along an Orlando boulevard lined with swaying palms, vibrant crowds, and cars passing by neon-lit entertainment hotspots and colorful storefronts—iconic touches of the city’s famous attractions glowing beneath dramatic clouds, with a modern skyscraper on the horizon hinting at the excitement of downtown just beyond theme park central.

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