Roller coasters are not everyone's bag. Motion sickness, a fear of heights, or a general dislike for hours-long lines keep a lot of people from riding them. But now there's a way those folks can ride what will be one of the biggest coasters in the world—without ever waiting in a line. Cedar Point is now offering a way to ride their new record-breaking coaster, the Valravn, before it's even open to the public—in virtual reality. The Sandusky, Ohio amusement park unveiled the new "dive coaster" (it's got a 90-degree free-fall drop) on its VR app today, and through the virtual experience everyone (or, at least, everyone with a Google Cardboard) can get a taste of the 75 mph, 223-foot high, three-inversion ride before it is unveiled at Cedar Point in 2016. It's really quite awesome. Check out concept images of the Valravn above and video simulation of the ride below.
Skip the Lines and Ride a New Roller Coaster in Glorious VR
Ohio amusement part Cedar Point's massive new ride Valravn won't open until 2016, but you can ride it right now in virtual reality.
Courtesy Cedar Point
