ROLLER COASTERS

32-passenger, inverted steel coaster with floorless cars suspended below the track. Takes guests on six inversions including a space drop, a vertical loop, an immelman, a batwing, a flat spin and finally into a spiral.

Carowinds introduces a new species to the Carolinas, with the introduction of the Carolina Cobra. This 125-foot tall towering twisting serpent will send riders speeding through three inversions, including a cobra roll and a 360-degree loop - both forward and then again backwards.

A steel coaster that spins guests through four consecutive 360 degree loops and a 450 degree uphill helix.

This wooden mine train rollercoaster takes you on a harrowing adventure

Travel with "flying ace" Snoopy on a high flying adventure on this family coaster.

A wooden rollercoaster that sends guests on a 50-m.p.h. lightning-speed ride

New in 2010! The tallest, fastest, and longest coaster in the Southeast!

A big city chase through Lucy's neighborhood ensues on this miniature, 15-foot high roller coaster with cars resembling taxi cabs

Nighthawk is currently closed.

The Carolina's only flying coaster soars riders through eight inversions, most while flying facedown, zooming toward the ground and turning skyward just in time for the next inversion.

A "Wild Mouse" rollercoaster featuring 17 curves that will drop, twist, bank and curl riders throughout the 1200 ft-long track.

Twin-racing rollercoasters that take you through two U.S. states - North and South Carolina

This stand-up rollercoaster takes you on a 50-m.p.h. series of fun-filled loops and dramatic drops.

Join Woodstock on his zany adventure on this wooden roller coaster.