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Goldrusher

Six Flags Magic Mountain

The Goldrusher was the first roller coaster built at Six Flags Magic Mountain for its opening season, 1971. This Mine Train coaster has two lift hills and the layout follows the natural hillside terrain of the park, passing by the Log Jammer and Superman The Escape during the circuit. While far from being the tallest or fastest roller coaster at the park, Gold Rusher is a well loved, classic Magic Mountain ride.

Goldrusher Details

Year	Track	Type	Designer
1971	Steel	Mine Train, Terrain	Arrow Dynamics

Roller Coaster Stats

Height: 70 feet	Drop: 35 feet
Top Speed: 35 mph	Length: 2,690 feet
Trains: 5 - 30 passenger	Train Mfg: Arrow Dynamics
Ride Time: 2 minutes, 30 seconds

More Facts About Goldrusher

Two Lift Hills

Estimated cost: $1.2 million

Trains have five cars with three rows each, seating two abreast per row.

Ride capacity: 1,750 passengers per hour

Height requirement: Must be at least 48 inches tall

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