Popular coasters
Popular coasters
United States, updated October 2026
Top Thrill 2 at Cedar Point, 420 ft. Second tallest in the world.
25 coasters13 states4 at Cedar Point
Top six to scale, beside the Statue of Liberty
Showing all 25
The 25 tallest operating US coasters. Equal heights share a rank.
Maine
100 ft · Funtown Splashtown U.S.A. · Wood, 1998
Wisconsin
136 ft · Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park · Wood, 2005
New Hampshire
72.2 ft · Canobie Lake Park · Steel, 2011
Washington
75 ft · Wild Waves Theme & Water Park · Wood, 2003
Idaho
105 ft · Silverwood Theme Park · Steel, 2021
Minnesota
207 ft · Valleyfair · Steel, 1996
#20 in the US ›Illinois
202 ft · Six Flags Great America · Steel, 1999
Michigan
122 ft · Michigan's Adventure · Wood, 1998
New York
208 ft · Six Flags Darien Lake · Steel, 1999
#18 in the US ›Massachusetts
208 ft · Six Flags New England · Steel, 2000
#18 in the US ›Oregon
72 ft · Oaks Amusement Park · Steel, 2018
Nevada
203 ft · New York, New York Hotel & Casino · Steel, 1997
Iowa
133 ft · Adventureland Iowa · Steel, 2016
Indiana
159 ft · Holiday World · Wood, 2006
Ohio
420 ft · Cedar Point · Steel, 2003
#1 in the US ›Pennsylvania
220 ft · Kennywood · Steel, 2019
#13 in the US ›New Jersey
230 ft · Six Flags Great Adventure · Steel, 2001
#10 in the US ›Connecticut
150 ft · Lake Compounce · Steel, 2016
California
235 ft · Six Flags Magic Mountain · Steel, 2000
#8 in the US ›Utah
197 ft · Lagoon · Steel, 2015
Colorado
116.5 ft · Elitch Gardens · Steel, 1999
Nebraska
68.9 ft · Fun Plex · Steel, 2026
Missouri
218 ft · Mid America Adventure · Steel, 1998
#14 in the US ›Kentucky
101.7 ft · Kentucky Kingdom · Steel, 2014
Virginia
305 ft · Kings Dominion · Steel, 2010
#5 in the US ›Maryland
116.5 ft · Trimper Rides · Steel, 1986
Arizona
90 ft · Castles n' Coasters · Steel, 1992
New Mexico
80 ft · Cliff's Amusement Park · Wood, 2002
Arkansas
109 ft · Magic Springs Theme and Water Park · Steel, 2004
Tennessee
210 ft · Dollywood · Steel, 2012
#16 in the US ›North Carolina
325 ft · Carowinds · Steel, 2015
#2 in the US ›South Carolina
72 ft · Family Kingdom Amusement Park · Wood, 1966
Oklahoma
80 ft · Frontier City · Steel, 1986
Alabama
120 ft · Alabama Adventure & Splash Adventure · Wood, 1998
Georgia
200 ft · Six Flags Over Georgia · Steel, 2006
Texas
309 ft · Six Flags Over Texas · Steel, 2026
#4 in the US ›Florida
206 ft · Busch Gardens Tampa Bay · Steel, 2022
#21 in the US ›Pick a state
Tallest in each state
Number on each tile is its height in feet.
0 ft420 ftNo coaster with a height in our data
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Tallest in each state
Number on each tile is its height in feet.
13 states and DC have no operating coaster with a height in our data.
Photo of the park; the ride is still being builtOpens 2027Bakunawa382ftSix Flags Great Adventure, Jackson, NJ. Would rank #2.
Height is the top of the structure. Drop is the longest fall, and it can end below the ground. Goliath: 235 ft tall, 255 ft drop.
Drop bigger than height: 5 of the 25 (height / drop).
Falcons Flight at Six Flags Qiddiya City, Saudi Arabia, 534.8 ft. Top Thrill 2 is second.
At 415 ft it would be #2, but Six Flags closed it for good in 2025. This list counts only coasters that run.
El Toro at Six Flags Great Adventure, 181 ft. All 25 coasters here are steel.
Usually that is what people mean. By drop the order barely changes: Top Thrill 2 also has the biggest drop, 400 ft.
Cedar Point, with 4. Ohio has 6 of the 25.
Equal heights share a rank. Four coasters tie at 205 ft for #22.
Ranking, heights, drops, speeds, opening years, makers, from the Airtime Fever coaster dataset of US operating roller coasters, read Wed 9/30/2026. The dataset leaves out coasters our sources rate family or kiddie.
Tallest per state: the same dataset, every operating coaster in each state. World record: record holders.
The Statue of Liberty drawn beside the top six is 305 feet from the ground to the tip of its torch (Wikipedia, Statue of Liberty).
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