SHUTTLE ROLLER COASTERS This page features shuttle coasters that hold World Records. To qualify for this category the Roller Coaster track must be an incomplete circuit requiring the train to travel both forwards and backwards. The record categories for shuttle roller coasters are: Angle of Descent | Height | Length | Speed

Tallest The height is measured in feet from the tallest point of the track to the ground below. Roller Coaster Height Location Year Superman The Escape 415 feet Six Flags Magic Mountain Valencia, California 1997 Tower Of Terror 377 feet Dreamworld Gold Coast, Australia 1997 Speed The Ride 224 feet Nascar Cafe Las Vegas, Nevada 2000 Mr. Freeze 218 feet Six Flags Over Texas Dallas, Texas 1998 Mr. Freeze 218 feet Six Flags St. Louis St. Louis, Missouri 1998 Wicked Twister 215 feet Cedar Point Sandusky, Ohio 2002  Return To Top Longest The length is determined by measuring the track length from one end of the shuttle coaster to the opposite end. Roller Coaster Length Location Year Mr. Freeze 1,480 feet Six Flags Over Texas Arlington, Texas 1998 Mr. Freeze 1,382 feet Six Flags St. Louis Eureka, Missouri 1998 Speed The Ride 1,361 feet Nascar Cafe Las Vegas, Nevada 2000 Superman The Escape 1,315 feet Six Flags Magic Mountain Valencia, California 1997 Tower Of Terror 1,235 feet Dreamworld Gold Coast, Australia 1997 The Chiller: Robin 1,229 feet Six Flags Great Adventure Jackson, New Jersey 1998  Return To Top Fastest The speed is determined by the roller coaster's maximum speed in terms of miles per hour (mph) at any point during the ride. Roller Coaster Speed Location Year Superman The Escape 100 mph Six Flags Magic Mountain Valencia, California 1997 Tower Of Terror 100 mph Dreamworld Gold Coast, Australia 1997 Wicked Twister 72 mph Cedar Point Sandusky, Ohio 2002 The Chiller: Batman and Robin 70 mph Six Flags Great Adventure Jackson, New Jersey 1998 Mr. Freeze 70 mph Six Flags Over Texas Dallas, Texas 1998 Mr. Freeze 70 mph Six Flags St. Louis St. Louis, Missouri 1998 Speed The Ride 70 mph Nascar Cafe Las Vegas, Nevada 2000 Superman Ultimate Escape 70 mph Six Flags Great Ohio Aurora, Ohio 2000 V2 Vertical Velocity 70 mph Six Flags Great America Gurnee, Illinois 2001 V2 Vertical Velocity 70 mph Six Flags Marine World Vallejo, California 2001  Return To Top Angle Of Descent The steepness is determined by measuring the steepest angle of descent on any part of the roller coaster. Roller Coaster Angle Location Year Superman The Escape 90 degrees Six Flags Magic Mountain Valencia, California 1997 Tower Of Terror 90 degrees Dreamworld Gold Coast, Australia 1997 The Chiller: Batman 90 degrees Six Flags Great Adventure Jackson, New Jersey 1998 Mr. Freeze 90 degrees Six Flags Over Texas Dallas, Texas 1998 Mr. Freeze 90 degrees Six Flags St. Louis St. Louis, Missouri 1998 Speed The Ride 90 degrees Nascar Cafe Las Vegas, Nevada 2000 Superman Ultimate Escape 90 degrees Six Flags Ohio Aurora, Ohio 2000 Deja Vu 90 degrees Six Flags Great America Gurnee, Illinois 2001 Deja Vu 90 degrees Six Flags Over Georgia Atlanta, Georgia 2001 Deja Vu 90 degrees Six Flags Magic Mountain Valencia, California 2001 V2 Vertical Velocity 90 degrees Six Flags Great America Gurnee, Illinois 2001 V2 Vertical Velocity 90 degress Six Flags Marine World Vallejo, California 2001 Twister 90 degrees Warner Bros. Movie World Spain 2002 Wicked Twister 90 degrees Cedar Point Sandusky, Ohio 2002  Return To Top

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