Dare Devil Dive, Steel roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia, United States.
Dare Devil Dive is a steel roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia featuring a vertical lift hill with three inversions and a steep downward plunge. Four trains operate the ride simultaneously, each carrying six passengers across three rows and reaching speeds around 52 miles per hour.
This coaster opened in 2011 and replaced two earlier rides that occupied the same spot in the park. The installation brought a new roller coaster design to Georgia and was part of a wave of modern attractions the park added during that period.
The coaster represents a modern engineering achievement in the amusement industry, combining German design precision with American entertainment standards.
This ride uses a straightforward track layout that is easy to follow, and passengers should expect limited visibility and hearing during the ride. Coming prepared and knowing the ride duration helps make the visit more enjoyable.
This ride uses lap bars instead of traditional over-the-shoulder harnesses, creating a different riding experience. This design gives passengers a different sense of security and freedom of movement compared to older coaster models.
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