Experiences

A steel-and-wood hybrid that drops 206 ft at 91 degrees and hits 76 mph, with two inversions and airtime all the way.

Drop 171 ft at 81 degrees beside the quarry wall, then barrel roll out over the cliff edge at 70 mph.

Launched up a 20-story hill and down a 165 ft drop at 73 mph: the world's fastest wooden-track coaster, starting from a hot-rod garage.

The original RMC hybrid: a 147 ft drop at 79 degrees and banked turns on the old Texas Giant's wooden frame.

The world's first indoor coaster and whitewater raft ride in one: a five-minute night trip through the Smokies hunting for bioluminescence. The biggest investment in park history.

The first RMC wooden coaster: a 107 ft lift, three inversions on wood track and airtime hills at up to 68 mph, through the Ozark hills.

Darien Lake's classic wooden coaster, now riding partly on steel track, with big drops and plenty of speed.

A record-breaking hybrid built from the bones of Mean Streak: 205 ft tall and packed with more airtime than any coaster when it opened.

A wood-and-steel hybrid that flips you through three inversions and drops 100 ft at 53 mph.

The longest hybrid coaster in the world: two trains race side by side and reach for high fives over the top.

A wood-and-steel hybrid packing three inversions and plenty of airtime into a tight, twisting course.

A perfect storm of steel and wood: three inversions and wild airtime on the frame of the old Cyclone.