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Six Flags Great Escape

Lake George classics since 1927

Queensbury, New York, United States

Six operating coasters in Queensbury — Comet woodie, Steamin' Demon suspended, and family spins. Stats sourced from sixflags.com/greatescape.

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Tallest

95ft

Comet

Fastest

55mph

Comet

Complete coaster roster6 coasters in atlas · 2 flat/water/dark sample

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Comet

Festival Park

Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters

TallestFastest

1927

95 ft · 55 mph

Steamin' Demon

Festival Park

Arrow Dynamics

1988

82 ft · 50 mph

Goliath

Festival Park

Dinn Corporation

1990

60 ft · 40 mph

Tsunami

Festival Park

Gerstlauer

2004

51 ft · 40 mph

Looney Tunes National Park (2)

Flash Coaster

Looney Tunes National Park

Vekoma

2000

45 ft · 35 mph

Road Runner Express

Looney Tunes National Park

Zamperla

1999

20 ft · 22 mph

Park guides

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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.

Park timeline

Great Escape opens
May 30, 1954
Source
Fright Fest
Source

Sources & official links

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