This is the fountain you see when you are approaching the Leviathan. In the
background, you can see the climb to the first drop. The ride is brand new
and cost $28 million. It runs about 3 min. 28 sec. and reaches the approximate
speed of 150 kmh ( over 90 mph). The lift height is 306 feet.

Here's a closeup of the chairs. They are a radical new design that is extremely
safe and secure, but they leave your arms and legs free to move. You don't
have to worry about holding on.

In this clip you can see how high up the first climb is. The "train" is empty here,
because this is before they let passengers on in the morning. The coaster
is inspected and checked over and over every day by a team of experts.

Here's a video of the ride from the point of view of the first car. Even though it
is one of the smoothest coasters you can ride, you are still going 150 kmh
and it is hard to hold the camera steady. The next video has been stabilized.

This is another trip on the coaster, but this time I used the "stabilize" enhancement
to make the video appear "smoother." It has some weird looking effects inside the
frame, but it makes the ride look steady.

Here is Norm Pirtovshek, who is Vice President and General Manager of Canada's
Wonderland. He took us around and showed us the new Dinosaur Park and took
us on the Leviathan. In this clip he is talking about a vintage merry-go-round they
managed to acquire.