Kings Island

A 287 ft giga coaster hitting 91 mph. The first drop is a near-vertical 85-degree plunge into a series of high-speed hills.

The world's longest inverted coaster when it opened in 2014, at 4,124 ft and seven inversions.

Still the world's longest wooden coaster at 7,359 ft. It has two lift hills and a helix finale that runs through the woods at night.

A 230 ft hyper with open floor seating on the train. You see the track beneath your dangling feet through every drop.

A GCI wooden coaster with a surprise ending in a shed at the bottom of the finale. The park has never confirmed what's inside.

A mine-train through faux-Egyptian ruins. The finale has an animatronic guardian of the mountain that screams at you.