The “world’s tallest and longest winged roller coaster” will open next year at Kings Dominion, the Virginia-based amusement park announced.

“We are thrilled to unveil Rapterra, the must-see attraction of 2025, at Kings Dominion… This extraordinary addition promises new thrills for our guests, making it the perfect centerpiece for our 50th anniversary celebration,” said Bridgette Bywater, vice president of Kings Dominion. and general manager, in a press release.

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The Rapterra stands 145 feet tall, spans 3,086 feet long and can travel 65 mph in four seconds.

A new roller coaster will open in 2025 at Kings Dominion in Doswell, Virginia. (Dominion of Kings)

“The vehicle then dives into a dive loop and performs a series of exciting aerial maneuvers, including an S-turn, wing side-step, flat spin, mid-air hill and 360-degree raptor roll” , says the press release.

A exciting ride on Rapterra lasts a total of three interventions of 89 seconds before returning smoothly to the station.

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A concept video provided by Kings Dominion shows the Rapterra’s winged design, which positions riders on either side of the track. The roller coaster also features gray columns and green tracks that create loops, twists and rolls.

The Rapterra stands 145 feet tall, stretches 3,086 feet long and can travel 65 mph in four seconds. (Dominion of Kings)

Kings Dominion is home to over 60 rides, including 13 roller coaster covering 400 acres.

The Rapterra is under construction and undergoing testing, but is scheduled to open during the 2025 season.

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Season passes start at $7 per month.

The Rapterra roller coaster will open at Kings Dominion during the 2025 season in honor of the park’s 50th anniversary. (Dominion of Kings)

Another popular amusement park, Cedar Point, in Sandusky, Ohio, announced in September the opening of new roller coasters in 2025.

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Named Siren’s Curse, the coaster will rise 160 feet into the air and reach speeds of 58 mph, Fox News Digital reported.