BigDipper (Mack Rides product) - Coasterpedia - The Roller Coaster and Flat Ride Wiki BigDipper (Mack Rides product) Log in or Create account Create account Log in Navigation Main page Random page Help Style guide Nearby pages Portals World records Roller coasters Coaster types Ride types Interaction Community portal Create an article Recent changes Active discussions Chat (Discord) Donate Wiki tools Upload file Special pages Welcome to Coasterpedia. Please create an account to start editing! BigDipper (Mack Rides product) Page Discussion Read View source View history Page tools What links here Related changes Printable version Permanent link Page information Cite this page BigDipper Number built 2 First built Lost Gravity (2016) Latest built Dynamite (2019) Statistics Manufacturer Mack Rides, Germany BigDipper is a steel roller coaster product manufactured by Mack Rides. It features a winged train design, similar to Skyrush at Hersheypark. However, the train layout is more akin to that of a Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter. The first installation of this ride type was Lost Gravity at Walibi Holland. Installations Name Park Location Opened Lost Gravity Walibi Holland Netherlands March 24, 2016 Dynamite Freizeitpark Plohn Germany May 18, 2019 This box: view edit Mack Rides Products BigDipper Bobsled Custom Family Coaster E-Motion Coaster Hypercoaster Inverted Powered Coaster Launch Coaster Mega Coaster Mine Train PowerSplash Powered Coaster Spinning Coaster SuperSplash Water Coaster Wild Mouse Xtreme Spinning Coaster YoungSTAR Coaster Retrieved from "https://coasterpedia.net/w/index.php?title=BigDipper_(Mack_Rides_product)&oldid=207563" Categories: Products by name Products manufactured by Mack Rides Hidden category: Pages with short description This page was last modified on 12 September 2022, at 22:47. Article content available under Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike unless otherwise noted. Some images are available under Creative Commons while others are restricted by copyright, please click on an image for license details. "Corkscrew" logo uses an image by Coasterman1234 of English Wikipedia, licensed under CC-BY-SA. Privacy About Coasterpedia Contact us Mobile view