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Twisted Colossus
Steel/wood hybrid coaster · High-Five element between two tracks · Dueling layout
Height: 48" · Transfer required from wheelchair
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Superman: Escape from Krypton CLOSED Mar 2025
Launch coaster · 0–100mph in 7 seconds · 415-foot tower · Backward descent
Height: 48" · Walk to vehicle required
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X2
4th dimension coaster · Seats rotate 360° independently · Fire and music effects
Height: 48" · Transfer required · Can be intense for sensory sensitivities
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Tatsu
Flying coaster · Riders face downward in prone position · World's largest flying coaster
Height: 54" · Transfer required · Flight position can be intense
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Full Throttle
Launch coaster · World's tallest vertical loop · Triple launch sequence
Height: 48" · Transfer required
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Goliath
Hyper coaster · 255-foot drop · 85mph top speed · Long, sustained airtime
Height: 48" · Transfer required
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Scream!
Floor-less coaster · 7 inversions · Open floor design creates exposure effect
Height: 54" · Transfer required
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Batman The Ride
Inverted coaster · 5 inversions · Feet dangle · Classic Arrow/B&M design
Height: 54" · Transfer required
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Ninja
Suspended swinging coaster · Trains swing freely through curves · Scenic canyon layout
Height: 42" · Transfer required
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Gold Rusher
Mine-train coaster · Family-friendly · Good starter coaster for first-timers
Height: 42" · More accessible seating available at many positions
Ride-by-Ride Strategy Tips
First thing at open: Twisted Colossus and X2 build the longest waits the fastest. Hit one of these first.
Superman: Wait times spike by 10:30am on busy days. Go early or come back in the final 90 minutes before close.
Tatsu: The walking distance to Tatsu (it's near the top of the mountain) reduces crowds somewhat. Mid-morning is fine.
Gold Rusher: Good for late afternoon when you need something lower-intensity or want to introduce a hesitant rider to coasters.
Useful gear
Most-mentioned by accessibility-focused visitors: portable charger, noise-canceling headphones, and hands-free bag.