737 m of track: a slow climb to a 35 m crest, a steep first drop and five glowing loops in blue, violet, pink and cyan. About 80 seconds nobody forgets.

No fake constant speed. The train crawls up the lift, rushes down every drop and slows on every climb, peaking at around 90 km/h before the brakes bring it home.

Five cars, twenty seats. Your whole crew rides the same train in perfect sync — even friends who arrive while it is already running see it right where it is.

The shoulder restraints stay open while you board, lock with a sound right before departure and let you go again back at the station.

Real on-ride recordings: the rattle of the chain lift, the roar of the wheels and the wind at full speed, all matching the train's actual speed. Riders hear it up close, people nearby hear it race past in stereo.

LED lines trace every metre of track, a glowing zigzag crowns the lift, and the station lights up with the SkylineLoop sign, lit steps and neon city screens.