Best Rides at Six Flags Magic Mountain
These are the top ten rides at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California.
I am an adrenaline junkie. I love the feeling of my stomach dropping, my heart racing, and my head pounding. I love Magic Mountain because it makes me feel so alive. I've gone more times than I can count since I live only 30 minutes away from the park.
Yet, every time I've gone, I've never managed to get on this ride. Last time I went, about a week ago, it was my first time going on X2. May I say that it was my best experience ever on a roller coaster. There's just something about not knowing where you're going that makes it so much more exciting.
It was even better because I was at the front of the coaster. X2 is definitely my favorite ride now.
Tatsu was one of my very first roller coasters, along with Batman, and I really loved it! I almost bailed out at the last second, but I got on the ride, and I didn't regret it. It was awesome!
The lines are very long, but it is worth it! You should really try it if you haven't gone on it yet. You really will not regret it!
Tatsu is awesome. It's like you're flying. The best part is when you go up the huge loop. The loop has so much force, it's incredible.
The next day I just kept saying to my mom and dad, "I want to go on this ride again."
I love this ride. I remember when I first heard they were "closing Colossus," I was quite upset, but upon riding Twisted, I can't say I'm glad, but I'm very pleased with what it's become.
I will miss the old Colossus, but dare I say I prefer this more. And hey, both tracks are being used now.
I went on this ride for the first time today for my birthday, and it is up there with rides like Tatsu and X2 as one of Magic Mountain's finest coasters. Alan Schilke has designed another masterpiece of roller coaster design, and RMC is one of the best roller coaster manufacturers in the business.
It is the best ride in the world. I could ride it over 100 times in a row. That's how great it is! I love it so much I could marry it.
This one is one of my least favorite big roller coasters. It's rough and has no inversions.
I just love that G-FORCE at the end. It makes the ride one of the best at the park.
This ride is WAY better than X2 if you ask me. It may be uncomfortable, but you can adjust for that. It's a long-lasting ride and probably the scariest one in the park.
This is one of the best stand-up rides in the world. Great sequence of inversions.
The Riddler's Revenge was a lot of fun. It was very fast, and you were standing up! Very cool ride.
I love this ride! It's my third favorite ride in the park behind Viper and Scream. I've been on this in pouring rain, and it was by far the best way to ride it.
You feel like you are gonna fall out, but that's the best part!
This is my second favorite ride behind Tatsu. The acceleration on the launches is amazing. I just enjoy thrill rides that don't bang your head, and this is one of them!
Best ride in the park. Biggest loop in the world? Check. Backward in a part, then crazily shoots you forward? Check. Insane drop? Check.
This ride has got it all. Definitely worth the wait.
I used to hate roller coasters before this ride. My friends forced me on it, and I loved it! I went on it four times in a row. Haha, definitely a must-ride!
This ride is mostly a pattern of inversions. I love it! It's like an inverted version of The Riddler's Revenge.
Best ride ever! So fun and smooth.
This is my fourth favorite ride because there is so much pain in the ride.
There are lots of Green Lantern coasters in the world, but this one is the best.
Even after all these years, Viper still offers one of the most thrilling rides in the park, especially for slightly younger thrill seekers looking to step it up. It holds up very well next to SFMM's newer monsters, and the lines are almost non-existent in the off-season.
I definitely recommend going on it at night. It's got a unique silhouette, and the drop, triple loops, and double corkscrew are amazing. It doesn't rattle you half as much as some of the older steel coasters would. Still my top favorite ride in the park.
The feeling of going 100 mph is just AMAZING! I was so scared the first time I went on it because after going on Xcelerator at Knott's (which felt insanely fast), I didn't know what to expect.
This ride went so fast, you couldn't even tell. It feels like you're not even moving! It felt like we were going backward for at least a minute. Once we went up that lift, my stomach dropped, and it was the best feeling ever. Definitely a ride you should go on.
Awesome ride, and it stops at such a high place that you can't really see so many people, which makes you less scared. But when the coaster blasted off at full speed, I wasn't ready. Also, the ride is very loud when you are standing around it, but not when you are on it.
This is the extreme version of Batman. It is smooth and gives you a feeling like no other!
Scream was a very cool, heart-pounding ride! Awesome!
Solid ride, but it could use a loop. Great starter ride for kids.
Not too big, but certainly not too small, and it kicks up an unusual sense of speed. It also has the best theming of any coaster in the park.
This ride has intense speed and shoots through three tunnels, one that flies through the station, and you feel a little blast of fire.
My most favorite ride at the park.
Best ride ever! It's fast and bumpy, and it just gives you butterflies in your stomach. It's AWESOME!
There's nowhere else where you can ride a wooden coaster backwards!
This was my first-ever roller coaster, and it was the best coaster in the park.
If you're a thrill seeker in training, I would definitely recommend this ride. But true daredevils may find it boring. Have fun!
A great speed for a suspended coaster. It is a cool suspended ride that dodges trees.
The view at the top is just amazing, and going down feels like I'm skydiving.
My favorite ride ever. I could go for hours and never get bored of the view and adrenaline rush.
This is the only ride in the entire park that actually scares me.
One of the best at the park. The first time I rode this, I was surprised by the loop and tunnel. A good ride for the park.
Anywhere else where you can go through three inversions backward?
A good regular coaster with a gold rush at the end. That's probably where they got the name.
I haven't been on that ride yet, but I'm going soon. I've been watching videos about it, and I think it looks amazing.