FERRARI WORLD

From their distant nebula, the Neptunians surely observe with envy the carmine seal stuck in the desert, its nervous profile, powerful like the chassis of the GT whose design it takes. Besides, you will have seen this 65 meters logo stuck on a glass and steel suspension of more than 700 meters in diameter, it is the roof of the Ferrari World, the biggest indoor park in the world, a 86 000 m² temple celebrating the color and the red, the roar, the brightness and the prestige of the most desirable car brand. As soon as you enter the park, the engines roar through the loudspeakers, you feel good. The park is mainly aimed at teenagers. The little ones do the circuit on a motorcycle, the medium-sized ones get their first thrill by driving through a giant V12, those who are tall and have a concrete stomach inject 3.8G and everyone goes to see the beautiful collection of historical models. But as soon as it opened, two attractions took center stage... The Scuderia Challenge, a professional simulator that puts you in the seat of an F1 or GT car and integrates you into the Yas circuit; for this experience with extra charge, we advise you to come and book your slot at the relevant stand as soon as you enter the park, as the wait can be up to 4 hours! Finally, the final grail of the park, you can choose between :

Formula Rossa. The fastest roller coaster in the world, which will also require up to 90 minutes of waiting on busy nights, hence the success of the costly queue breaker tickets. The numbers: a 20,800 horsepower engine propels 16 passengers on a 2 km roller coaster starting with a straight line at 240 km/h (0 to 100 in 2 seconds!) immediately broken (1.7 G) by a steep hill climbing to 52 m high and followed by 70° turns. The two passengers in the first row are equipped with special glasses because no one ever wanted to put their head out the window at 240!

Flying Aces. Attraction of the park which accumulates alone three world records. Its ambition is to reproduce the same sensations as flying in a biplane, a plane used especially during the First World War and recognizable thanks to its overlapping wings. The ride lasts 135 seconds and takes you to speeds of 120 km/h. Two twists and five fast-paced turns are followed by the fastest and steepest lift in the world (51 degrees), followed by a dizzying drop and a 52-meter-high spinning loop, the highest ever built, the height of a seventeen-story building.