Longest Roller Coasters 2024

X2 is a cutting-edge, 4th Dimension roller coaster located at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California. It features seats that can rotate 360 degrees independently of the track, providing a unique experience of twisting, flipping, and free-falling sensations. The ride begins with a steep 215-foot ascent followed by a thrilling 88.8-degree first drop, reaching speeds of up to 76 mph. Enhanced by special effects like music, fog, and fire, X2 delivers an intense, multi-sensory ride experience, making it a favorite among thrill-seekers.

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.

Skyrush is known for its intense speed, height, and airtime. The ride features a 200-foot lift hill and a 75 mph top speed, delivering a thrilling experience with its steep 85-degree first drop. Riders experience up to 5 Gs and an abundance of airtime due to its minimalistic lap-bar restraints, making it one of the most exhilarating coasters in the park. Its winged seating, with two seats on either side of the track, enhances the feeling of flying through its rapid turns and hills.

Wildcat’s Revenge is a hybrid coaster, meaning it combines the structure of a traditional wooden coaster with a steel track. This fusion results in smoother rides, higher speeds, and allows for unique coaster elements not feasible on pure wooden coasters.