Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Six Flags Over Georgia closed its Georgia Cyclone to make way for future attractions. With speculation and rumors coming from all directions, Coaster Addict Dwayne headed out to the park to see just what is being done on at the former site of the Georgia Cyclone. What is going in its place for 2018? Might it be an RMC revamp of Georgia Cyclone? Could the park be adding an S&S 4D Free Fly coaster? Only time will tell, but here are some of our thoughts and construction progress footage! Check back for more in-park coverage in the coming weeks.
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Six Flags Over Georgia closed its Georgia Cyclone to make way for future attractions. With speculation and rumors coming from all directions, Coaster Addict Dwayne headed out to the park to see just what is being done on at the former site of the Georgia Cyclone. What is going in its place for 2018? Might it be an RMC revamp of Georgia Cyclone? Could the park be adding an S&S 4D Free Fly coaster? Only time will tell, but here are some of our thoughts and construction progress footage! Check back for more in-park coverage in the coming weeks.
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![Carowinds Copperhead Strike Construction Tour [January 2019]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zFMtBmzEU5Y/mqdefault.jpg "Carowinds Copperhead Strike Construction Tour [January 2019]
With about two months until Carowinds opens its gates for the 2019 season, we had an opportunity to tour the construction site of its latest thrill attraction, Copperhead Strike, a dual launch coaster set to open in March. With track already completed and much detailed work (i.e. electrical and theming) underway, the coaster project is on track to open as scheduled. Take a look at all of the progress thats been made in recent weeks and months. Coaster Addicts Butch, Sandi, and Luke were at the park for the tour on January 16, 2019. In addition to the coaster project and newly-reimagined themed area, Blue Ridge Junction, the park is hard at work on a new hotel project (SpringHill Suites by Marriott).
Video Footage: Coaster Addict Butch
Copperhead Strike Ride Details (per Carowinds):
Coaster Type: Double Launch coaster
Launching System: Linear Synchron Motor (LSM)
Number of Launches: 2
First Launch: From 0 to 42 mph in 2.5 seconds
Second Launch: From 35 mph to 50 mph in 2 seconds
Track Length: 3,255 feet
Number of Inversions: 5
Duration: 2 minutes, 24 seconds
Height Requirement: 52
Trains: 3
Riders per Train: 16
Amount of Steel Used: 530 tons
Ride Manufacturer: MACK Rides GmbH & Co KG, Waldkirch, Germany
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