All Katun pictures courtesy of Lucio Tamburini

Construction
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Ride In Action
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This B&M inverted coaster has been compared to Montu many times. Supposedly it is just as intense and just as much fun. Too bad I won't be getting on this coaster anytime soon since it resides in a park in Italy called Mirabilandia. If I am not mistaken, Katun is the name of the "deserted city" that you have to walk through in order to ride the ride (look at all the theming below). It takes you through six inversions including a vertical loop, zero-g roll, cobra roll, and 2 flat spins. This 90 km/h coaster is also 1200 meters long and 50 meters tall. It's 3 trains can carry a capacity of 1,700 people each hour.

Logo and drawing courtesy of Mirabilandia.