Hersheypark

Hersheypark is located in Hershey, PA. It opened 1906, and today features 14 active roller coasters.

• Candymonium
  • Steel | Bolliger & Mabillard
  2020
• Cocoa Cruiser
  • Steel | Zamperla
  2014
• Comet
  • Wood | Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters, Inc.
  1946
• Fahrenheit
  • Steel | Intamin Amusement Rides
  2008
• Great Bear
  • Steel | Bolliger & Mabillard
  1998
• Jolly Rancher Remix
  • Steel | Vekoma
  1991
• Laff Trakk
  • Steel | Maurer Rides GmbH
  2015
• Lightning Racer
  • Wood | Great Coasters International
  2000
• Skyrush
  • Steel | Intamin Amusement Rides
  2012
• Sooperdooperlooper
  • Steel | Schwarzkopf
  1977
• Storm Runner
  • Steel | Intamin Amusement Rides
  2004
• Trailblazer
  • Steel | Arrow Dynamics
  1974
• Wild Mouse
  • Steel | Mack Rides GmbH & Co KG
  1999
• Wildcat's Revenge
  • Steel | Rocky Mountain Construction
  2023

• Mini-Comet
  • Steel | B. A. Schiff & Associates
  1974–1978
• Roller Soaker
  • Steel | Setpoint
  2002–2012
• Toboggan
  • Steel | Chance Rides
  1972–1977
• Toboggan
  • Steel | Chance Rides
  1972–1977
• Wildcat
  • Wood | Great Coasters International
  1996–2022
• Wildcat
  • Wood | Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters, Inc.
  1923–1945

Fact 1: Hersheypark first opened in 1907 as a leisure park for Hershey Chocolate employees, featuring picnic areas and a carousel.
Fact 2: The park's Sky Rush coaster reaches speeds of 75 mph and features a 200-foot drop, making it one of the tallest coasters in Pennsylvania.
Fact 3: Hersheypark is home to 14 operating coasters, including the iconic Great Bear, which boasts an inverted track and thrilling loops.