Longest Roller Coasters 2024

Boulder Dash is a world-renowned wooden roller coaster located at Lake Compounce, America's oldest continuously operating amusement park, situated in Bristol, Connecticut.

The American Eagle is a renowned wooden roller coaster located at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois. First opened to the public in 1981, this iconic coaster has become a beloved staple of the park, thrilling visitors with its unique design and status as one of the tallest and fastest wooden roller coasters in the world when it debuted.

Candymonium is a masterpiece designed by Bolliger & Mabillard (B&M), a world-renowned roller coaster manufacturer known for creating some of the smoothest and most enjoyable coasters in the industry. 

GhostRider is a legendary wooden roller coaster located in the Ghost Town area of Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park, California. Known for its incredible speed, dynamic drops, and classic wooden coaster design, GhostRider has thrilled guests since it opened in 1998. 

Goliath is known for its high speeds, intense drops, and thrilling layout. Opened in 2000, it features a 255-foot climb followed by a stomach-churning 255-foot drop at a steep angle, propelling riders at speeds of up to 85 miles per hour. The ride offers a mix of high-speed turns, sweeping curves, and powerful airtime hills, including a dark tunnel that adds to the excitement. 

Maverick features a 95-degree drop, multiple high-speed twists, airtime hills, and inversions, including a unique "twisted horseshoe roll." Riders experience speeds of up to 70 mph, and the coaster’s innovative launch system propels them through dynamic maneuvers and sudden directional changes. With its low-to-the-ground layout and thrilling turns, Maverick delivers an adrenaline-packed experience for coaster enthusiasts.

The Cheetah Hunt roller coaster is one of the most iconic attractions at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay in Florida.