Screamin' Eagle

5 reviews

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The gorgeous out-and-back layout, photographed at dusk. Just beautiful.

4900 Six Flags Rd

Pacific, MO 63069

http://rcdb.com

Screamin' Eagle is a thrilling roller coaster located in Eureka, Missouri, at Six Flags St. Louis. With a track length of 3872 ft, a height of 110 ft, and a top speed of 62 mph, this wooden coaster offers an extreme ride experience for adrenaline enthusiasts.

Designed by John C. Allen, William Cobb, and Don Rosser, Screamin' Eagle features a classic sit-down design and is built by Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters, Inc. With two trains, each accommodating 24 riders, this roller coaster provides a thrilling journey with its 92 ft drop and a duration of 2 minutes and 30 seconds.

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3.05 reviews

Conner W.

7/6/2024

It does hurt a little and does normally have a long line however it has good thrills and is my personal favorite wooden coaster.

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96J P.

10/25/2024

A nice ride.. but not the best very bumpy for a rather slow-ish ride, also I don't really know what slow is considering I only ride the fast rides but if your riding a rollercoaster for the first...

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Joseph M.

8/2/2022

This ride only had two loopdy loops and is rather lackluster only hitting 100 mph. This coaster has to be the worst that Gravity Group has ever made. This coaster has very little time upside down...

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Eric S.

9/21/2015

Screeeeeeamin' for vengeance! Judas Priest would dig this coaster. It's not metal, but it's still hardcore after nearly 4 decades of operation (it'll be 40 years old in 2016!) As one of the...

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Keven W.

6/2/2018

Not too bad but not too good either. It is a ride where you go up and down to get air time. The ride was shaky as well. Operations were good but yeah it was an okay ride.

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