Boomerang front-seat HD POV — Elitch Gardens
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Ride: Boomerang · Elitch Gardens
Vekoma shuttle cobra roll and loop on-ride from Denver.

Elitch Gardens · Operating · 1999
117 ft · 47 mph
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By CoasterForce
Ride: Boomerang · Elitch Gardens
Vekoma shuttle cobra roll and loop on-ride from Denver.
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Height
117 ft
Tallest at Elitch Gardens
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Sourced timeline and background for Boomerang.
1999
Boomerang opens
Boomerang is a Vekoma shuttle coaster — forward and backward through a cobra roll and vertical loop on compact steel track.
It remains Elitch Gardens' classic looping shuttle credit next to Mind Eraser and Sidewinder.
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Dutch manufacturer with classic boomerangs and newer models chasing smoother ride feel.
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Out and back on the same track — launches or lifts that reverse direction instead of looping a full circuit.