Time Traveler | Silver Dollar City

Located in Silver Dollar City, Missouri, Time Traveler is thrilling for reasons that have less to do with speed, and more to do with wildness. Each car spins wildly as it journeys through crazy drops, a vertical loop, and a steep 100-foot peak.

Takabisha | Fuji-Q Highland theme park

Japan is famous for lots of things, and roller coasters should be added to that list. Takabisha, a roller coaster that can be found in Fujiyoshida’s Fuji-Q Highland theme park, is known for terrifying its riders senseless. After it elevates you so high that you can see the marvelous Mount Fuji, you’re then turned on a 121-degree angle and dropped mercilessly.

Kingda Ka | Six Flags

Kingda Ka, located in New Jersey’s Six Flags Great Adventure, currently holds the title for the tallest roller coaster in the world, elevating to a startling peak of 456 feet. If that’s not enough, it has the longest initial drop in the world as well, which is known to give its riders a real thrill.

Formula Rossa | Ferrari World

If you happen to find yourself in Abu Dhabi, check out Ferrari World, where you can board Formula Rossa. True to its home’s title, this roller coaster is the fastest in the world, hitting 149 miles per hour at one point.

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Calaway Park, Calgary

This is the largest outdoor family amusement park in western Canada. It has over 32 rides, 24 diners, 23 games, a 3D theatre, and live entertainment shows. There will always be something for all the family.

Galaxyland, Edmonton

This space-themed park is the world’s largest indoor amusement park with over 27 rides, attractions, play areas for all ages. It is home to the largest indoor triple loop roller coaster in the world, as well a s a four-story-high indoor jungle gym.

Canada’s Wonderland, Vaughan, Ontario

Stretching over 330 acres, this is Canada’s largest theme park as well as being one of the most highly visited parks in the whole of North America. It has over 200 attractions, 69 rides, 15 roller coasters, and a 20-acre Splash Works waterpark.

La Ronde, Montreal

The largest theme park in eastern Canada covering over 146 acres, it has over 40 rides and attractions and offers 10 roller coasters. Located only a stone throw away from Montreal’s picturesque old port, this is a must-see if you are visiting the city.

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From best to worst, here are our top picks for the biggest and best coasters in the park.

Full Throttle

Full Throttle is one of the park’s newest coasters and it packs one hell of a punch. It kicks off with a fierce launch start before sending you headfirst over a huge loop. About halfway through the ride, the cart comes to a halt and you experience a second launch start, but backwards. The backwards launch and top hat element of the coaster make for a truly unique ride.

X2

X2 is definitely one of the most unique coasters there is. The seats dangle from the side of the track and rotate in the opposite direction to the ride. It’s an extremely thrilling and disorientating experience which makes X2 one of the best coasters in the world.

Superman: Escape From Krypton

Standing at 415 fr tall, the Superman ride at Six Flags: Magic Mountain stands as one of the tallest and fastest in the world. The ride is over very quickly but you get one hell of a rush being shot up and back down the track.

Goliath

Goliath is a huge coaster that lasts for around three minutes. That’s a long time to be dropped and swung through the air on a steel track.

Tatsu

Tatsu is a flying coaster which will have you soaring face down across 3,602 feet of track. At one point, you’ll corkscrew down 104 feet and take a huge pretzel loop. It’s a smooth ride but hella scary.

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Time Traveler | Silver Dollar City

Located in Silver Dollar City, Missouri, Time Traveler is thrilling for reasons that have less to do with speed, and more to do with wildness. Each car spins wildly as it journeys through crazy drops, a vertical loop, and a steep 100-foot peak.

Takabisha | Fuji-Q Highland theme park

Japan is famous for lots of things, and roller coasters should be added to that list. Takabisha, a roller coaster that can be found in Fujiyoshida’s Fuji-Q Highland theme park, is known for terrifying its riders senseless. After it elevates you so high that you can see the marvelous Mount Fuji, you’re then turned on a 121-degree angle and dropped mercilessly.

Kingda Ka | Six Flags

Kingda Ka, located in New Jersey’s Six Flags Great Adventure, currently holds the title for the tallest roller coaster in the world, elevating to a startling peak of 456 feet. If that’s not enough, it has the longest initial drop in the world as well, which is known to give its riders a real thrill.

Formula Rossa | Ferrari World

If you happen to find yourself in Abu Dhabi, check out Ferrari World, where you can board Formula Rossa. True to its home’s title, this roller coaster is the fastest in the world, hitting 149 miles per hour at one point.

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Calaway Park, Calgary

This is the largest outdoor family amusement park in western Canada. It has over 32 rides, 24 diners, 23 games, a 3D theatre, and live entertainment shows. There will always be something for all the family.

Galaxyland, Edmonton

This space-themed park is the world’s largest indoor amusement park with over 27 rides, attractions, play areas for all ages. It is home to the largest indoor triple loop roller coaster in the world, as well a s a four-story-high indoor jungle gym.

Canada’s Wonderland, Vaughan, Ontario

Stretching over 330 acres, this is Canada’s largest theme park as well as being one of the most highly visited parks in the whole of North America. It has over 200 attractions, 69 rides, 15 roller coasters, and a 20-acre Splash Works waterpark.

La Ronde, Montreal

The largest theme park in eastern Canada covering over 146 acres, it has over 40 rides and attractions and offers 10 roller coasters. Located only a stone throw away from Montreal’s picturesque old port, this is a must-see if you are visiting the city.

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From best to worst, here are our top picks for the biggest and best coasters in the park.

Full Throttle

Full Throttle is one of the park’s newest coasters and it packs one hell of a punch. It kicks off with a fierce launch start before sending you headfirst over a huge loop. About halfway through the ride, the cart comes to a halt and you experience a second launch start, but backwards. The backwards launch and top hat element of the coaster make for a truly unique ride.

X2

X2 is definitely one of the most unique coasters there is. The seats dangle from the side of the track and rotate in the opposite direction to the ride. It’s an extremely thrilling and disorientating experience which makes X2 one of the best coasters in the world.

Superman: Escape From Krypton

Standing at 415 fr tall, the Superman ride at Six Flags: Magic Mountain stands as one of the tallest and fastest in the world. The ride is over very quickly but you get one hell of a rush being shot up and back down the track.

Goliath

Goliath is a huge coaster that lasts for around three minutes. That’s a long time to be dropped and swung through the air on a steel track.

Tatsu

Tatsu is a flying coaster which will have you soaring face down across 3,602 feet of track. At one point, you’ll corkscrew down 104 feet and take a huge pretzel loop. It’s a smooth ride but hella scary.

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