Cannibal at Lagoon On-Ride POV | Non-Copyright

Cannibal is a towering steel roller coaster at Lagoon Amusement Park in Farmington, Utah, known for its intense thrills and one-of-a-kind compact layout. Debuting in 2015, Cannibal was custom-designed in-house by Lagoon and features one of the tallest steepest drops in the world. The ride begins with an enclosed vertical elevator lift, transporting riders 208 feet into the air before plunging them down a breathtaking 116-degree beyond-vertical drop. From there, the coaster navigates through multiple inversions, including a dive loop, Immelmann, and a unique "Lagoon Roll" — a rare double-heartline roll taken back to back, with the first roll taken counter-clockwise and the following taken clockwise. With its mix of high-speed elements, lap-bar only open-air thrills, quirky built nature, and unique location, Cannibal delivers an unforgettable, intense experience for the general public and coaster enthusiasts alike. Location: Lagoon Amusement Park, Farmington, Utah Manufacturer: Lagoon (in-house) w/ ART Engineering Length: 2,735ft / 834m Height: 208ft / 63m Max Speed: 70mph / 113kph Inversions: 3 (4 if you count the Cutback) NOTE: If you would like to use this POV on your channel, you are welcome to do so as long as you give credit back to Beyond Vertical Coasters and keep the watermark intact. Failure to do so will result in a content ID claim from the channel. This does NOT MEAN you are allowed to reupload the video as a whole and claim it as your own. DISCLAIMER: On-Ride footage was filmed with a DJI Action 4 Camera physically strapped to the wrist. While filming on ride within Lagoon Amusement Park isn't strictly prohibited, it is often discouraged and the loss of your camera or phone is at your own risk. #Cannibal #LagoonAmusementPark #RollerCoaster #ThemePark #CoasterPOV #CannibalCoaster #LagoonUtah #thrillrides #coasterenthusiast **Apologies for the blood curdling screams coming from the random riders. No idea why they were screaming randomly like that but I tried my best to turn them down and have it not hurt your ears.