What Amusement Park Has the Most Roller Coasters?

Cedar Point Amusement Park located in Sandusky, Ohio is world famous for having the most running roller coasters in one park.. There are seventeen roller coasters located at Cedar Point; three of which are listed among the top 10 steel coasters in the world.

Each of the 17 roller coasters located at Cedar Point are different and each one has its own unique features. Some are great for the whole family, while others are more geared toward children and some toward adults. Among the most popular are:

• The Corkscrew holds it's own place in roller coaster history because it was the first to include three inversions. It was also the first roller coaster to be built across a midway. This ride opened in 1976 and has a top speed of 48 mph.
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• The Gemini is a dual-track coaster that is know for breaking both height and speed records when it opened in 1978. This coaster features the “race” theme and reached top speeds of 60 mph.
  
• The Magnum XL-200 is considered to be a Cedar Point landmark. It received the title of the “First Coaster in the World to Top 200 Feet” when it opened in 1989. It features a top speed of 72 mph, a one-of-a-kind pretzel shaped turn-around, three tunnels and Canada can be seen from the top of the lift hill when it's clear.
  
• The Mantis is Cedar Point's stand-up roller coaster. It climbs 45 feet into the air before diving into a 52-degree drop, followed by a 103-foot drop, then a inclined loop and a flat spinning maneuver. This roller coaster, which opened in 1996, features a top speed of 60 mph.
  
• The Maverick is different from most of the other roller coaster located at Cedar Point because it's tallest point is only 105 feet. This coaster features a 95-degree first drop and a twisted horseshoe roll, along with a 400 foot launch that reaches a top speed of 70mph. In 2007, when the coaster opened, it was voted the year's “Best New Attraction” by Amusement Today, a leading publication in the amusement industry.
  
• The Mean Streak is made of Southern yellow pine wood and is 161 feet tall. It reaches speeds of 65 mph and is 5,400 feet long. It was opened in 1991 and crosses over its self nine different times.
  
• The Millennium Force is a 310-foot high steel coaster. When it opened in 2000 it broke 10 different world records because of it's 85-foot first drop, tiered seating, magnetic brakes, and elevator cable lift method. This roller coaster reaches speeds of 93 mph.
  
• The Raptor is one the world's fastest and tallest suspended steel coasters. It features six upside-down flips, a height of 137 feet and is almost 3,800 feet long. This coaster opened in 1994 and reaches top speeds of 57 mph.
  
• The Top Thrill Dragster is the first coaster in the world to reach 400 feet and when it opened, in 2003, it was also the fastest coaster. It features a launch speed of 120 mph and it reaches that speed in four seconds.
  
• The Wicked Twister is the fastest and the tallest double-twist roller coaster in the world. This coaster is launched back and forth and into two, 450-degree twists at each end of the track. It opened in 2002 and reaches top speeds of up to 72 mph.