Georgia CycloneRoller coasterMinimum height to ride: 54 inches About Georgia CycloneA tight knit wooden roller coaster -- Last edited by Brandon ................ [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from Georgia CycloneSafety
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This ride is like being thrown off a ten story building...painful! - Christian Baggett Thought I'd cracked a rib on this ride. Painful, couldn't ride again! - Gareth H I love this ride. I was the Opening Supervisor at the Georgia Cyclone and it was an exciting ride when it opened. My favorite part is the third turn after the lift, known as the post turn. It’s steep and exciting. - Rob McCullough This ride was pretty good, but only because I was sitting next to someone that likes rough woodies. - Eli Katzman This ride looked as if it's been fire damaged and been through a tornado. right when I was in line I saw missing pieces and peeling paint! - Mike Mills i hate this ride i cannot stand it i would rather ride great American scream machine than this this is just unacceptable for a ride - Brandon ................ Better then great american scream machine. - James Kurek The speed is great, and so are the turns, but as is the case with most old wooden rollercoasters, it has not aged gracefully. This is a very rough ride now, unlike when it was first introduced 15 years ago. - Jim Bass
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