26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy
Los Angeles County, CA

Six Flags Magic Mountain is known as the “Thrill Capital of the World,” the 260-acre theme park features world-class roller coasters and over 100 rides, games and attractions for the entire family.

26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy
Los Angeles County, CA

Here is the world’s first single track quadruple launch racing coaster! Unlike traditional coasters, this first of it’s kind racing coaster features two side-by-side tracks with four individual high-speed launches. The race covers two complete laps, multiple airtime hills, extreme high-banked turns and exhilarating over/under near misses.

26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy
Los Angeles County, CA

At a record-breaking 170 feet in the air, CraZanity reaches speeds up to 75-miles-per-hour, as it swings back and forth—higher and higher giving riders a staggering view of the world below.

Los Angeles County, CA

The longest, most innovative hybrid coaster in the world! Still in its landmark location along the perimeter of Six Flags Magic Mountain and nestled inside the tracks of the behemoth coaster, Goliath, Twisted Colossus remains the coaster monument most recognizable to millions of people who pass by the park each year…but now with an exciting twist.

26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy
Los Angeles County, CA

Full Throttle. The number one tallest and fastest looping roller coaster in the world. You’ll be looping 160 feet in the sky—a feat no one else in the world has done until now.

Los Angeles County, CA

Strap into your chair and settle in, because the ride to the top of the 415ft./126.5m tower will be the longest 90 seconds of your life. You’ll be hoisted up more than 40 stories in the air as the people below you grow further and further away. When you look down, all you’ll see are your feet dangling in the air and the sheer drop of 400 feet straight beneath you.

26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy
Los Angeles County, CA

Tatsu is a flying roller coaster with an utterly unique way to ride—face down. This mad twist puts you in a one-on-one stare-down with planet Earth, as you fly at speeds up to 62 miles per hour. The structure itself is 170 feet tall, but when combined with the height of the mountain it’s sitting on, you’re in for a 263-foot elevation change over the course of the journey.

26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy
Los Angeles County, CA

Sometimes the term “roller coaster” just doesn’t cover it. Goliath is so fast they call this metal monster a “hypercoaster,” and within seconds you’ll know why.

26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy
Los Angeles County, CA

Here is the highest, fastest, longest stand-up track in the world. Not only that, but it also has the biggest loop and the most upside-down action for any stand-up coaster.

26101 Magic Mountian Parkway
Los Angeles County, CA

Take a deep breath, and get ready to blast off. You’re about to shoot from 0 to 100 miles per hour in seven seconds flat—in reverse. This record-breaking speed and acceleration has never before been achieved in a thrill ride, let alone backwards.

26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy
Los Angeles County, CA

Opening on May 8, 1976, it was originally named the Great American Revolution in honor of the country’s bicentennial celebration. This white steel track coaster is built into the park’s lush hillsides and features a fast and furious series of steep, daring dips and dives inspired by those experienced on old-fashioned wooden coasters. In 2016 to commemorate the 40th anniversary, The New Revolution was reopened with newly designed trains, special ride effects, and a new look. This beloved steel roller coaster has thrilled over 45 million guests in its 40-year reign at the park.