Longest Roller Coasters 2024

With its unique layout, history, and thrilling ride elements, Twister is a must-ride attraction at Knoebels Amusement Resort.

Alpengeist is themed after a legendary Alpine monster and features a thrilling series of loops, twists, and sharp turns, simulating the experience of skiing through the Alps. Manufactured by Bolliger & Mabillard, Alpengeist boasts a 195-foot drop and reaches speeds of up to 67 mph, making it one of the tallest and fastest inverted roller coasters in the world. Its smooth ride, intense inversions, and wintery theming make it a standout attraction for thrill-seekers.

Lightning Rod at Dollywood is one of the park’s most exhilarating and iconic roller coasters. Located in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, Dollywood is a theme park known for its Southern charm, family-friendly atmosphere, and, of course, adrenaline-pumping attractions. Opened in 2016, Lightning Rod is celebrated for being the world’s first launched wooden coaster, setting it apart from traditional wooden coasters and cementing its place in roller coaster history.

Tatsu is a thrilling flying roller coaster that simulates the sensation of flight, as riders are suspended in a prone position facing downward throughout the ride. Opened in 2006, it features an intense 3,602-foot-long track with numerous twists, turns, and inversions, including a massive pretzel loop, offering both exhilarating speed and high G-forces. Its elevated track allows for breathtaking views of the park and surroundings, adding to the ride's excitement and reputation as one of the best flying coasters in the world.