2. Fury 325
Carowinds, Charlotte, North Carolina
Rating: 4.86/5
Fury 325 is truly gargantuan, with speeds topping out at 95 mph, a 320-foot drop, and 6,602 feet of track. It even passes over the entrance to the park, giving the guests below a considerable thrill as they wait to pass through the turnstiles. Fury 325 is a monster coaster for people who like to go fast, fall hard, and turn suddenly.
1. Steel Vengeance
Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio
Rating: 4.95/5
When it opened in 2018, Steel Vengeance shattered 10 roller coaster records:
- Tallest hybrid roller coaster (205 feet)
- Fastest hybrid roller coaster (74 mph)
- Steepest drop on a hybrid roller coaster (90 degrees)
- Longest drop on a hybrid roller coaster (200 feet)
- Longest hybrid roller coaster (5,740 feet)
- Most inversions on a hybrid roller coaster (4)
- Fastest airtime hill on a hybrid roller coaster (74 mph)
- Most airtime on a hybrid roller coaster (27.2 seconds)
- Most airtime on any roller coaster (as above)
- World's first "hyper-hybrid" roller coaster
The old coaster, Mean Streak, around which much of Steel Vengeance was built, was well-regarded. But Steel Vengeance takes the cake with, well... a vengeance.
Jeremy Thompson from Los Angeles, California on Wikimedia
