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The Georgia Scorcher reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for The Georgia Scorcher, a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. (The minimum height to ride is 54 inches.)

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Posted: November 28, 2009

A B&M stand-up coaster, the Georgia Scorcher is 107 feet tall, has a track length of 3000 feet, and a top speed of 54 mph.

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19 votes, so far

i love this ride it has a good value and it build fear it certaily mad me almost well well forget any who this ride builds fear good loops amazing drop a gem in my eyes - Manny Rodriguez

My fave stand up coaster. I luv luv luv this ride. While it's a bit short, it's still really great. Nonstop action. - Adrienne McDonald

This ride is gradually getting rougher. It's still fun, and will still be fun for another 10 or so years, but that will likely be the limit. - David L.

great standup rollercoaster - Tyler Bell

Eli, that happens a lot of times for me on B&Ms stand ups. Ive never been on this one but it must be like the others - isaiah mercado

Probably the best stand-up. It is not rough at all. I also like the turns after turns. - Eugene Koh

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