The main hill on this steel coaster rises a mind-boggling 456 feet high and the ride hits 128 miles per hour in a 3.5-second launch to get you to the top. From there, it's a 90-degree drop back ...

So, we scoured the country far and wide to find the best roller coasters ... degree angle. With speeds of 50 miles per hour over 2,400 feet, the Cyclone 2.0 improves upon the original’s drop ...

USA Today 10Best highlighted two Florida roller coasters in their rankings: Busch Garden's Iron Gwazi and SeaWorld's Mako ... leading off with a 91-degree drop from its 206-foot-tall peak ...

In honor of National Roller Coaster Day ... has the steepest beyond-vertical drop in Florida, sending guests on a 93-feet tall spike with a 100-degree angle. Mako: Mako hits speeds up to 73 ...

With faces directed to the ground from 171-feet up, Six Flags Great America announced plans to send riders seeking that roller coaster ... s steepest drop at a 96-degree angle, the amusement ...

USA Today has released its results for the 10 best roller ... best coaster in the Peach State is the ArieForce One at Fun Spot Atlanta, which features a 146-foot drop at an 83-degree angle and ...

GURNEE, IL - A record-breaking roller coaster ... 96-degree angle. “Six Flags Great America continues to push the limits of innovation and thrills, as we introduce the world’s steepest drop ...

In celebration of National Roller Coaster Day, IndyStar has compiled ... Facing a 4-story drop on a 45-degree angle and covering 2 acres, prepare to wade in the waters of yellow and red tubes ...

(WHTM) – The Golden Ticket Awards named Hersheypark’s Wildcat’s Revenge the Best New Roller ... hill with an 82-degree drop and can get as fast as 62 miles per hour. The coaster also ...

From there, it's a 90-degree drop back down, but not straight down ... Orlando will find them aboard one of the park's roller coasters, Mako. Orlando's tallest and fastest coaster gets its ...

Six Flags Great America announced plans for roller ... steepest drop at a 96-degree angle, the amusement park in Gurnee, Illinois, plans to send people on a once-in-a-lifetime dive coaster ride.