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Spinning Dragons

Roller coaster
Minimum height to ride: 43 inches

About Spinning Dragons

A Gerstlauer spinning coaster.

Under 48" may ride with an adult companion (43" minimum). -- Last edited by James Rao

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15 votes, so far

A fun ride, like Tony Hawk’s Big Spin (SFSTL). It had no shade though, or as nice a setting as THBS. The ride did have a surprise drop towards the end which was nice. Tony Hawk gets a higher ranking in my book because of the setting, but I give both the same rating out of 10. 7/10 - Jake Jones

Love this ride, ride with a larger companion if possible. lol - Dakotta Hagar

Typical spinning coaster, similar to the Tony Hawk spinner found at several Six Flags parks. If you can get the spinning action working, this coaster is pretty fun. It is also a ride that benefits mightily from darkness, so be sure to ride it at night. Please note: despite having up to five cars running at one time, Spinning Dragons is a notoriously slow loading attraction (probably because it is the only non-kiddie coaster in the park accessible to children under 48" tall). - James Rao

I'm not a huge fan of spinning, but this was decent after dark. - Carl Stovall


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