Loch Ness Monster

Busch Gardens Williamsburg/Loch Ness Monster

Interlocking Loops Loch Ness Monster is the only coaster in the World that features interlocking loops like this.

Might be hard to see, but a train just left the second lift hill and is headed towards the interlocking loops before returning to the station.

Second Lift Hill Might be hard to see, but a train just left the second lift hill and is headed towards the interlocking loops before returning to the station.

Second Loop Loch Ness Monster train headed through the second loop.

Top of Lift Hill Top of the lift hill on the Loch Ness Monster.

Turn Nessie's turn before the tunnel.

Turn Nessie's turn after the second lift hill.

Base of Loop The bottom of the coaster's second loop.

Brake Run The turn leading into the brake run.

Drop The bottom of the 115 foot drop.

Drop The second drop leading into the first loop.

Drop The first drop of the coaster.

Entrance The entrance sign.

Iconic Loops One of a kind interlocking loops on Loch Ness Monster.

Getting Loopy Loch Ness Monster train going through one of the two loops.

Detailed View Detailed view of Loch Ness Monster's first drop.

Going Down! Train going down the first drop.

Ride's Over Loch Ness Monster train entering the final brake run before the station.

Lift Hill Loch Ness Monster train climbing the lift hill with Griffon's lift hill in the background. I like this sign. Only the monster is shown green.

Selective Color I like this sign. Only the monster is shown green.

Bright Yellow Fresly painted for the 2012 season, here's the track from the station headed towards the lift hill.

Loch Ness Monster Train running the course through the supports.

Interlocking Loops Loch Ness Monster train running through the first of two inversions on the classic coaster.

Loch Ness Monster Train running the course through the onboard photo section before the station brake run.

Stopping on the bridge between Germany and Italy sections of the park and taking in the view of the Loch Ness Monster along with Griffon and Alpengeist.

View from Bridge Stopping on the bridge between Germany and Italy sections of the park and taking in the view of the Loch Ness Monster along with Griffon and Alpengeist.

Loch Ness Monster Yellow track!

Train Running Loch Ness Monster train running towards the brake run outside the station.

Selective Color This shot, I selected green as the primary color which puts Loch Ness Monster as being a monocromic colored coaster!

Loch Ness Monster Black & White Selective Color shot of Loch Ness Monster's track.

Loch Ness Monster Looking at the interlocking loops on the Loch Ness Monster.

Detailed View Closeup view of the sign on the Loch Ness Monster's queue line entrance.

Loch Ness Monster View of the coaster's yellow Arrow track.

Yellow Track Loch Ness Monster's track.

Coaster Train Train running the course. The Helix Cave... If you're lucky you can see the Loch Ness Monster inside the cave.

Entering the Cave The Helix Cave... If you're lucky you can see the Loch Ness Monster inside the cave.

Second Lift Train going up the second lift hill. After the second lift hill, you have the final vertical loop before you reach the station.

Leaving Station The "S" shaped track that the trains travel before they reach the lift hill.

Train Traveling Train traveling towards the lift hill.

Lift Hill View of the lift hill on Loch Ness Monster.

Something Missing? Seen on Loch Ness Monster's lift hill chain return. What is missing from this photo?

Unloading Loch Ness Monster train in the station unloading.

Leaving the Station Loaded up train leaving the station.

Up the Lift Train starting the journey up the lift hill.

Inside Station Here's the Loch Ness Monster station.

Train Waiting Train waiting to enter the station full of riders.

Loch Ness Monster Train making its way towards the lift hill.

Loch Ness Monster is the ONLY coaster in the world that features interlocking loops. Orient Express at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City, Missouri was the other coaster until it was demolished after the 2003 season.

Interlocking Loops Loch Ness Monster is the ONLY coaster in the world that features interlocking loops. Orient Express at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City, Missouri was the other coaster until it was demolished after the 2003 season.