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Biggest Drops in Georgia

Top 7 tracked coasters in Georgia ranked by drop.

About this ranking

This is Coaster Index's biggest drops coasters ranking for Georgia, covering the top 7 operating installations in the state by drop. State-level rankings are useful for planning a road trip without leaving a single state — most U.S. coaster destinations cluster within a few hours of each other, and a state-level shortlist makes it possible to design a multi-park weekend that hits two or three ranked coasters in a single trip.

The list pulls from every coaster we hold for Georgia, filtered to those with valid drop data and sorted automatically. Positions move whenever a new installation opens or an existing coaster's figures are revised, so the ranking is a snapshot rather than a permanent leaderboard. Each row links through to the full coaster page with manufacturer, opening year and additional context.

For trip planning purposes, pair this ranking with the matching state page, which lists every park in the state. Many of the top-ranked installations cluster at one or two destination parks, which means a focused weekend visit can knock out the bulk of the state's headline thrills without long-distance driving.

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1 Goliath
Bolliger & Mabillard · 2006
Six Flags Over Georgia 175 ft
2 ArieForce One
Rocky Mountain Construction · 2023
Fun Spot America Atlanta 146 ft
3 Blue Hawk
Vekoma · 1992
Six Flags Over Georgia 109 ft
4 Georgia Scorcher
Bolliger & Mabillard · 1999
Six Flags Over Georgia 101 ft
5 Twisted Typhoon
Vekoma · 1999
Wild Adventures 95 ft
6 Cheetah
Custom Coasters International · 2001
Wild Adventures 90 ft
7 Great American Scream Machine
Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters · 1973
Six Flags Over Georgia 89 ft