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Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States
Four operating coasters plus retired Arkansas Twister — X-Coaster, The Gauntlet, Big Bad John, and Diamond Mine Run. Stats sourced from magicsprings.com (site often bot-blocked).
Tallest
150ft
X-Coaster
Most inversions
5inv.
The Gauntlet
Park map
Satellite imagery with coaster pins and a land-by-land roster at Magic Springs. Pin positions are approximate.
Land map
Coasters grouped by park area — tap a name to highlight on the schematic.
Map legend
Coaster types
- Steel
- Family / junior
Lands & areas
- Other · 4
Full roster including retired Arkansas Twister (closed 2025).
Coaster roster(4)
More coasters
Past coasters(1)
Retired or relocated coasters remain listed for history and ride logs — they do not appear in search or the operating roster.
Park guides
Cedar Point coaster lineup strategy
How to order a day across Magnum, Raptor, Millennium, and the rest of the peninsula.
Cedar Point in a nutshell
A lakefront mega-park known for height records, dense coaster lineup, and a full flat-ride collection.
Cedar Point lands overview
FrontierTown, The Boardwalk, Millennium Island, and how the peninsula is organized.
Height requirements explained
Minimum heights are safety rules — measured with shoes at the queue entrance.
Sources & official links
We link out to parks, manufacturers, and the pages where facts and media come from.
- Magic Springs — official sitemagicsprings.com(opens in a new tab)
- Magic Springs — InstagramOfficial profile(opens in a new tab)
- Magic Springs — FacebookOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
- Magic Springs — TikTokOfficial profile(opens in a new tab)
- Magic Springs — XOfficial profile(opens in a new tab)
- Park photo (Jeremy Thompson · CC BY 2.0)Image license & attribution(opens in a new tab)
- How we source our dataCoaster Atlas policy