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Hello there guys, welcome back to my blogger channel. Here I am with another crazy roller coaster blog and today, I am going to be covering my top 5 favorite steel hypercoasters in the United States. A coaster is considered a hyper if it has a minimum height of 200 ft. So lets get right into the list. https://www.app.com/story/entertainment/events/2019/11/07/six-flags-polar-coaster-challenge-details-revealed/2517162001/ 5. Nitro Nitro is a B&M steel hypercoaster located at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey. It debuted in April 7, 2001 and it is still considered as one of the best steel roller coasters in the world. It is 230 ft tall and it has a 215 ft drop. This ride has a ton of airtime. when this coaster is at the top of its lift hill, you will get a magnificent view of the park and its surroundings. Nitro is considered to be very smooth. When I rode Nitro, I never felt any headbanging and I got one of the best and satisfying rides on this coaster.

Hello there guys, welcome back to my coaster channel and today I will be covering the top 10 fastest coasters in the United States. This list is based on speed and speed only as there are a lot of other attributes that make a coaster good. So lets get right into the list. 10. Xcelerator This accelerator coaster is located in  Knott’s Berry Farm, Buena Park, California. This was the coaster manufacturer Intamin's first hydraulic launch coaster as it opened in June 22, 2002. It is indeed a pretty old coaster as it served up to more than a decade. This beast can reach up to 82 mph. in a mere 2.3 seconds. Hydraulic launch system is basically a motor powered engine generator that is located under the first sections of the roller coaster track. Once the coaster's wheels are locked onto the box, it pushes the coaster and it sends it flying upward. This is a pretty intense ride and it does take you through a quite head banger turns and the people who have ridden this hav