Gazing up at the Manta – Entrance, have you ever imagined yourself transforming into a ray? Soaring through the ocean, twisting and turning with effortless grace? At SeaWorld San Diego, that dream becomes a reality. Manta – Entrance isn’t just a gateway to a thrilling ride. It’s a portal to an underwater world. Opened in May 2012, Manta – Entrance invites you to explore a mesmerizing 100,000-gallon aquarium. Get up close and personal with bat rays, diamond stingrays, and shovelnose guitarfish. Hundreds of other native Californian fish species dart through the reef-themed environment. Eight acrylic viewing windows provide a glimpse into this vibrant ecosystem. Even better, you can touch and feed real California bat rays in a shallow pool. Now, let’s talk about the star attraction: the Manta roller coaster. The Manta – Entrance leads to a one-of-a-kind steel launched coaster designed by MACK Rides. This isn’t your average coaster. Board a manta ray-shaped car and prepare for a two-minute adventure across nearly half a mile of track. Two launches propel you to speeds of 43 miles per hour. You’ll swoop and dive through twists, turns, and a breathtaking 54-foot drop that skims a lake below. Manta – Entrance also sets the stage for a unique visual experience. Before your first launch, you’ll enter a tunnel with a 270-degree screen. Images of rays dance around you, creating the sensation of being underwater. The Manta – Entrance is surrounded by lush landscaping. You’ll find bamboo, ferns, palm trees, Japanese black pines, and even a stone pagoda. These elements create an immersive Southeast Asian ambiance, enhancing the overall experience. Manta – Entrance offers more than just thrills and underwater wonders. It’s a place where education and entertainment meet. Learn about the fascinating world of rays. Discover the importance of protecting our oceans. Then, carry that inspiration with you as you embark on the ride of a lifetime.
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