The Wild One

The Wild One is a wooden roller coaster at Six Flags America in Prince George's County, Maryland. It is a classic style woodie with a series of bunny hills for a large amount of air time and a 450° spiral helix. The ride was originally known as "Giant Coaster" when it was re-located in 1985 from Paragon Park in Hull, Massachusetts, where it had operated since 1917. The ride often surprises both guests and enthusiasts alike with its smoothness, so... More
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Opened:

  • 1986

Max Speed:

  • 85.29523 km/h (53.00042 mph )

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Track Length:

  • 1,219.2 m (4000 ft )

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Height:

  • 29.8704 m (98 ft )

Drop:

  • 26.8224 m (88 ft )
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