om Daley swaps diving board for 335ft-high Falcon's Fury rollercoaster with a 60mph FACE-FIRST drop

om described the ride as 'awesome'.

Jeff Hornick, director of design and engineering at Busch Gardens, said: 'It's a different kind of thrill ride than a roller coaster. 

'It's really polarizing. You're either really going to want to ride it or not want to ride it at all.'

Park officials say it's the tallest, free-standing drop tower in North America and the only one in the world to feature forward tilting seats.om described the ride as 'awesome'.

Jeff Hornick, director of design and engineering at Busch Gardens, said: 'It's a different kind of thrill ride than a roller coaster. 

'It's really polarizing. You're either really going to want to ride it or not want to ride it at all.'

y braves Falcon's Fury at Busch Gardens

The ride stands at 335ft high (102 metres) with riders dropping 60mph straight down, face first. It is the tallest freestanding rollercoaster structure in North America.