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Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk

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Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk

California's classic seaside boardwalk

Photo: Larry Pieniazek, User:Lar, (primary) · CC BY 2.5

Santa Cruz, California, United States

Three operating coasters on the Pacific — 1924 Giant Dipper landmark woodie, Hurricane, and Undertow spin. Stats sourced from beachboardwalk.com.

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Tallest

80ft

Hurricane

Fastest

55mph

Giant Dipper

Complete coaster roster3 coasters in atlas · 2 flat/water/dark sample

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Boardwalk (3)

Other attractions(2)

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Thrill & flat rides(1)

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Height requirements explained

Minimum heights are safety rules — measured with shoes at the queue entrance.

Park timeline

  • Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk heritage

    Giant Dipper opened in 1924; coaster lineup anchors a century of seaside amusement.

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