Florida thrill seekers listen up! For those wondering what the state's top rollercoasters are, we made a list of the top 15.

SeaWorld Orlando's newest thrill ride takes over the ... the fearsome new roller coaster that is the ... Mako clocks in at 73 mph, which makes it the state's fastest coaster. As for ...

SeaWorld Orlando will debut a shark-inspired roller coaster named Mako next summer that will have a top speed of 73 mph and a drop from 200 feet — the fastest, tallest, longest thrill ride in… ...

Known as a hybrid wooden/steel IBox roller coaster, Iron Gwazi will be the fastest and steepest ride of its kind. With a 206-foot drop at 91 degrees and a top speed of 76 mph, it will also be the ...

SeaWorld Orlando opened its Ice Breaker roller coaster to the public on Friday, Feb. 18, 2022, after a successful test run with annual pass members. (SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment) ...

SeaWorld officials said Wednesday that the new coaster will be called Mako and will be the tallest and fastest coaster in Orlando. The coaster will have 4,760 feet of steel track, and will be in a ...

The coaster will be Florida's fastest and tallest launch coaster, Universal said, sending riders more than 150 feet in the air at up to 70 mph. It will also be the first coaster based on the ...

Florida’s theme parks coasters are better known for stories and theming than for setting records. The tallest are 200 feet, the fastest hits 73 mph, the longest is just 227 feet short of a mile.

In celebration of National Roller Coaster Day, Aug. 16, FOX News wants to take you on a ride. Universal Orlando's Jurassic World VelociCoaster, was named the "most anticipated" coaster of 2021 by ...

It will also be the tallest and fastest roller coaster in Florida, a state known for its numerous theme parks. ... It will be SeaWorld Orlando’s first launch coaster.

The coaster plans to open in 2016. The current record holder for world's tallest roller coaster is Kingda Ka , a 456-foot tall thriller located at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, N.J.

SeaWorld announced Wednesday that it is building Orlando's tallest, fastest, longest roller coaster.