The weather's turning warm, and that means it's time to start daring your friends to take on that 93-mile-per-hour roller coaster ride or testing your stomach on a ride with a 415-foot drop.
We found the 15 best roller coasters in the United States, thanks to our friends at FindTheBest.
They ranked the coasters based on expert reviews, including those from Amusement Today industry magazine. FindTheBest also accounted for each ride's max height, speed, track length, and largest drop.
Cedar Point and Six Flags scored big for roller coaster reputations, but there are also some hidden gems in the ranking, like a wooden coaster in Santa Claus, Ind.
15. Diamondback
Where: Kings Island in Kings Mills, Ohio
80 MPH, 230 feet high, 5,282 feet long
The Diamondback is a steel sit-down coaster that opened in 2009. The ride lasts three minutes.
14. Magnum XL-200
Where: Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio
72 MPH, 205 feet high, 5,106 feet long
Magnum XL-200 is a steel sit-down coaster that opened in 1989. The ride lasts two minutes.
13. The Beast
Where: Kings Island in Kings Mills, Ohio
65 MPH, 110 feet high, 7,359 feet long
The Beast is a wooden sit-down coaster that opened in 1979. The ride lasts four minutes and 10 seconds.
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