Dreamworld Launch coaster

Steel Taipan

Steel Taipan is a launch coaster at Dreamworld in Coomera, Queensland, Australia.

Watch on YouTube On-ride footage · linked thumbnail is the video still
RIDE TYPELaunch coaster
PARKDreamworld
LOCATIONCoomera, Queensland, Australia
MINIMUM HEIGHT130 cm / 51 in
MAX SPEED105 km/h / 65 mph
HEIGHT39 m / 128 ft
MANUFACTURERMack Rides
OPENED2021
APPROX. AGE5 years

Specs are rounded published figures.Reference

ABOUT THIS RIDE

What Steel Taipan is

Steel Taipan is a launch coaster at Dreamworld in Coomera, Queensland, Australia. Dreamworld currently lists 19 rides and attractions in this directory.

Steel Taipan is listed as a launch coaster, using a motor or hydraulic push instead of (or as well as) a traditional chain lift. It opened in 2021 (about 5 years ago), built by Mack Rides, with a published top speed of 105 km/h / 65 mph, a height of about 39 m / 128 ft.

It is the only launch coaster listed here for Dreamworld.

Useful names to open next on the Dreamworld page include The Giant Drop, King Claw, Jungle Rush, Serpent Slayer, and Tail Spin.

On-ride footage is embedded on this page so you can see the layout before you queue. Opening times and closures still come from Dreamworld.

What to expect

If Steel Taipan is a target ride, do it early or late on busy days. Front and back rows often feel different on coasters; use the POV when it is available to decide.

Check Dreamworld on the day for opening status, queues, accessibility and any extra restrictions on Steel Taipan.

FAQ

Steel Taipan questions

Where is Steel Taipan?

Steel Taipan is at Dreamworld in Coomera, Queensland, Australia. Open the park page for the rest of the listed attractions.

What type of ride is Steel Taipan?

Steel Taipan is listed as a launch coaster in this directory.

What is the height requirement for Steel Taipan?

The listed minimum is 130 cm / 51 in. Confirm with Dreamworld before you visit.

How fast is Steel Taipan?

Published figures put the top speed around 105 km/h / 65 mph.

Ride lists are a local snapshot. Supported parks use ThemeParks.wiki; other names come from operators. Thumbnails are YouTube stills from linked on-ride videos from the last three years where we have them. Specs are rounded published figures. Always check the park for today’s opening times, height rules and closures.