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Riders dip, turn, and dive up and around the park's mountainous terrain.
Gold Rusher is a roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Made in 1971, it was the oldest coaster at the park besides Magic Flyer. This coaster was made by Arrow Development and has no inversions.
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Riders accelerate in reverse from 0 to 104 mph (167 km/h) in seven seconds and climb nearly 41 stories into the air. Known in the past as "Superman: The Escape" (1997–2010).
Riders navigate a stacked track path while strapped to seats that freely pitch forward and backward on a separate axis from the track.
A launched roller coaster with 2 forward launches and one backwards launch. Full Throttle has a 160 foot (49 m) vertical loop and the first ever "top hat" constructed on an inversion. It is also the world's fastest vertical looping coaster.
Riders traverse six upside-down turns on 4,370 feet (1,330 m) of steel track while in a standing position.
Swinging coaches suspended from an overhead steel track whip around steeply banked turns and curves in and out of the treetops.
Suspended beneath a steel track, riders experience a total of 263 feet in elevation changes while harnessed in a "face down" position.