Scream!, Steel roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain, California

Scream is a floorless steel coaster located at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California. The track stretches about 3,985 feet and features seven inversions, including a vertical loop, dive loop, zero-gravity roll, and cobra roll.

Parts for Scream arrived at Six Flags Magic Mountain in November 2002, and the park announced the ride that month for the 2003 season as its sixteenth coaster. After five months of construction it opened on April 12, 2003. In 2015 it was repainted with blue track and orange supports.

Scream opened on April 12, 2003, built on a former parking lot beside Goliath and Colossus; riders can still make out the parking-lot markings during the ride. Its three floorless trains seat 32 riders each in eight rows of four, with legs dangling and over-the-shoulder restraints, and the station floor retracts for boarding. The third train is painted blue and orange.

Entry to the park grants access to this attraction under normal operating conditions. Visitors should note that height restrictions apply and the ride may close temporarily during severe weather.

Scream was built on a former parking lot beside Goliath and Colossus, and the old parking-lot markings can still be seen from the ride. Its third train is painted blue and orange, unlike the dark red train usually seen on the track.