Goliath

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Goliath is a steel roller coaster operating at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio, TX. The track and frame were relocated from from the now closed Six Flags New Orleans' Batman: The Ride. Designed by Walter Bolliger & Claude Mabillard, it is the first inverted coaster at a Six Flags park to be named Goliath, after the company opted not to dub it "Titan" as to prevent confusion with Six Flags Over Texas's Titan hypercoaster. Goliath is a mirror... more
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Material:

Propulsion:

Track Length:

  • 820.8264 m (2693 ft )

Park:

Opened:

  • Apr 18, 2008

Manufacturer:

Max Speed:

  • 80.4672 km/h (50.0004 mph )

Height:

  • 32.004 m (105 ft )

Drop:

  • 24.384 m (80 ft )

Inversions:

  • 5

G-force:

  • 4 (39 m/s² )

Capacity (riders per hour):

  • 1,400

Height Restriction:

  • 1.3716 m (4.5 ft )
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