A new coaster called Thrill Glider is set to debut in 2027 at Six Flags Magic Mountain. This first-of-its-kind ride features prone hovercycle vehicles.
The track for Thrill Glider is 3,380 feet long and follows the terrain. It includes multi-launches that can reach speeds of up to 50 mph.
The ride also includes five inversions, adding to the thrill experience. For more information about Thrill Glider, details are available from the source.
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