NewsPlusNotes: Six Flags Fiesta Texas Shares Aerial Footage of Wonder Woman Coaster

Monday, February 5, 2018

Six Flags Fiesta Texas Shares Aerial Footage of Wonder Woman Coaster

© Six Flags Fiesta Texas

There's no doubt that the pair of new single-rail Rocky Mountain Construction roller coasters are a thing of beauty, and a new video from Six Flags Fiesta Texas really hits that home. Known as Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster at Six Flags Fiesta Texas, the coaster's vibrant colors make quite an impression when viewed from the air.

As we already knew, the major track and support instillation on the ride is complete, with work now focusing on the ride systems, station (which will feature a moving loading area), queue and theming. Here is the video the park shared today:

Check out this amazing drone footage of Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster! pic.twitter.com/ecRXWDaAkA
— Fiesta Texas (@SF_FiestaTexas) February 5, 2018

Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster stands 113 feet tall, about as high as the quarry walls that border the park, and features a 100 foot vertical first drop. The single rail track technology is expected to provide a stellar ride experience, smooth and comfortable for all riders. The coaster's twisted layout, which looks almost like a model from the air, features three inversions over 1,800 feet of track.

For more on the new coaster, check out Six Flags Fiesta Texas' webpage for the ride.

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