Posted in Texas January 30, 2020 by

The Tallest Wooden Roller Coaster In Texas Is Opening This March At SeaWorld San Antonio

If taking more risks was one of your New Year’s Resolutions, there’s an unparalleled opportunity coming up in March. SeaWorld is getting a new wooden roller coaster, which just so happens to break three different state records. See for yourself:

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Since 1988, SeaWorld San Antonio has been the premier aquatic park in Texas. It's only getting better this year with the introduction of an unprecedented new attraction.
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Set to open next month, the Texas Stingray will be the tallest, fastest, and longest wooden roller coaster in the state. Its location will be across from the new Turtle Reef exhibit between Orca Stadium and the Rio Loco river rapids ride.
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Texas Stingray will feature a 100-foot drop in addition to a whopping 15 airtime hills. It will also reach top speeds of 55 miles per hour.
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If the Stingray is anything like SeaWorld's other rides, rest-assured it'll offer the experience of a lifetime. From 360-degree loops to zero gravity drops, these coasters are the real deal.
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Another park attraction you can't miss is Stingray Falls, a thrilling slide that takes riders into an underwater aquarium. It's the only attraction of its kind on Earth!
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There are also several animal encounters available, including a dolphin swim, penguin interaction, stingray feed, and many more activities. It doesn't get much better than a full day of rides, games, meeting sea creatures, and good old-fashioned family fun.
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Address: 10500 Sea World Drive, San Antonio, TX 78251. Park hours vary based on season and weekday, so visit the website for details.
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Visit SeaWorld’s website or Facebook page to learn more.

Will you be one of the first in line to ride the Texas Stingray? Have you been on any of SeaWorld’s other roller coasters? If so, let us know all about the experience.

Address: 10500 Sea World Dr, San Antonio, TX 78251, USA