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The Georgia Scorcher

Roller coaster
Minimum height to ride: 54 inches

About The Georgia Scorcher

Stand-up steel coaster at the front of the park with 2 inversions and has no middle brake section -- Last edited by Corey Nelson

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29 votes, so far

Pretty good, just not unique enough to be amazing. I liked the ground-hugging turns close to the end, and when you go over a hill, pull up your feet for cool airtime! But, a lot of times I felt blood rushing to my legs and feet, so it can be uncomfortable if only 1 foot is on the ground! - Eli Katzman

this ride is one of the best standing rides i ever rode i also love the tight turns that is what makes this ride so great - Brandon ................

The gimmick is that you are "standing up", though most people are actually squatting or even sitting. It's good, but there is nothing here to separate it from other rides. - Jim Bass


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