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Georgia Cyclone reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Georgia Cyclone, a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. (The minimum height to ride is 48 inches.)

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Posted: November 28, 2009

A Dinn Corp wooden coaster that stands 95 feet tall, has a track length of 2970 feet, and a top speed of 50 mph.

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27 votes, so far

The first time I rode it, it almost felt smooth. Now it's just jerky. Not worth a ride if the wait is longer than 5 minutes. - Bradley Keith

A bit on the rough side but commendable b/c it's a classic. - Adrienne McDonald

jerky,shakey,whiplash,death defying,Sorry woodie coaster ever. - Tyler Bell

Please either convert this ride to steel rails or remove it altogether. Far too rough!!! - James Singleton

never ride unless you have an adamantium endoskeleton. i rode this as the second ride of the day after goliath and it nearly snapped my back in two. you have been warned !!!!!!!!!!!! WORD!!!!!!! - luis gonzalez

If you don't like rough, you'll hate it. Amazing layout, just hold yourself forward without your back to the rest or you'll feel like your bones aren't connected. Otherwise, great ride. - David L.

I really enjoyed this coaster, not the best wooden coaster but fun.. - bryan shepard

Better then the great american scream machine at SFOG not SFGA. - James Kurek

Horrible! So Rough and way too painful! - SFOG Goliath

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