Dahlonega Mine Train, Steel roller coaster in Six Flags Over Georgia, US.
The Dahlonega Mine Train is a steel roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia that winds through wooded terrain. Each train consists of five cars with two seats per row, allowing the ride to move many passengers through throughout the day.
The ride opened with Six Flags Over Georgia in 1967 and was built by Arrow Dynamics. It remains one of the few original attractions still operating at the park today.
The ride is named after Dahlonega, a town in Georgia with roots in American mining history. Visitors experience this local connection through the mine-themed design of the attraction.
The park has clear signage and multiple entry points to help you locate the ride easily. Wear comfortable shoes since the park terrain is hilly and includes wooded areas.
The track uses three separate chain lift systems along the course and includes a tunnel section. These multiple lift hills allow the coaster to create varied elevation changes and multiple hill profiles throughout the ride.
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