New Mexico Rattler, Wooden roller coaster in Albuquerque, United States.
The New Mexico Rattler is a wooden roller coaster at Cliff's Amusement Park in Albuquerque that travels a track of about 2,750 feet (838 meters) and reaches speeds of 47 miles per hour (76 kilometers per hour). The ride combines out-and-back and twister layouts with multiple turns, and each train holds approximately 24 passengers.
Construction of this wooden coaster began in early 2002 but faced setbacks when the building company Custom Coasters International went bankrupt. Park management successfully completed the project by September of that same year.
The New Mexico Rattler draws families and thrill-seekers to Cliff's Amusement Park as a gathering place for fun and excitement. This wooden coaster plays an important role in the region's entertainment scene and is a memorable part of many visitors' leisure time.
Riders must be at least 48 inches tall to board this attraction, and it is best to secure any loose items before riding. Comfortable shoes and light clothing are recommended since the ride is fast and intense.
This coaster has sections that dip below ground level, traveling underneath the park's terrain at various points along its course. These hidden underground portions create a surprising element that many visitors only discover during the ride itself.
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