Candymonium
Hersheypark's tallest, fastest, and longest roller coaster is a B&M hypercoaster reaching 210 feet with floater airtime hills and a splashdown finale.
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Founded by chocolate magnate Milton S. Hershey in 1907, Hersheypark is a chocolate-themed destination with 15 coasters and the adjacent Hershey's Chocolate World experience. Located in "The Sweetest Place On Earth," the park features Candymonium, Fahrenheit, and a full water park within its 121 acres.
Hersheypark offers Fast Track in three tiers: Fast Track, Fast Track Plus, and Fast Track Premier, each covering more rides. Wear your wristband to access dedicated shorter queues on select coasters and attractions throughout the park.
Hersheypark's tallest, fastest, and longest roller coaster is a B&M hypercoaster reaching 210 feet with floater airtime hills and a splashdown finale.
An Intamin hyper coaster with a 200-foot cable lift hill and extreme airtime moments across five zero-G hills and four high-speed turns.
An RMC hybrid coaster built on the original Wildcat's wooden structure, featuring a 140-foot lift hill, four inversions, and relentless airtime throughout.
An Intamin accelerator coaster that launches riders from 0 to 72 mph in two seconds before soaring through three inversions and a 180-foot drop.
A B&M inverted coaster that sends riders soaring with their feet dangling through four inversions including a vertical loop, Immelmann, zero-g roll, and corkscrew.
Featuring a beyond-vertical 97-degree first drop from 121 feet, this Intamin looping coaster packs six inversions into a compact and intense layout.
A Vekoma Boomerang shuttle coaster that sends riders forward and backward through a cobra roll and vertical loop with colorful Jolly Rancher theming.
A GCI wooden dueling coaster where two trains race side by side along parallel 3,393-foot tracks at speeds up to 51 mph through the wooded terrain.
An indoor spinning steel coaster that twists through a glow-in-the-dark funhouse environment, combining dark ride theming with freestyle spinning thrills.
The first choose-your-thrill triple tower in the U.S. features three drop towers at 80, 131, and 189 feet themed to Kisses, Reese's, and Hershey's.
The world's tallest Screamin' Swing pendulum ride stands 137 feet tall and hurls riders at up to 68 mph through sweeping arcs with zero-G moments.
A classic wooden out-and-back coaster built by Philadelphia Toboggan Company in 1946, offering nostalgic thrills with a 96-foot lift hill and 50 mph top speed.
The first looping coaster on the East Coast features a single vertical loop and scenic wooded terrain at a family-friendly pace since 1977.
A Mack Rides wild mouse coaster with sharp hairpin turns and sudden drops that make compact cars feel out of control at every twist.
An Arrow mine train coaster winding through the wooded hillside with a quadruple helix and gentle drops, perfect as a first big coaster experience.
An interactive dark ride where guests use on-board blasters to defend the Reese's candy factory from mischievous characters across colorful animated scenes.
A beautifully preserved 1919 Philadelphia Toboggan Company carousel featuring hand-carved wooden horses, originally built for Liberty Heights Park in Baltimore.
The first hydro-magnetic water coaster to feature Flying Saucer turns, propelling rafts uphill and through banked curves with surprising speed.
The world's longest mat racer water slide sends six riders racing side by side through enclosed tunnels and 360-degree loops at over 50 mph.
A relaxing 1,360-foot lazy river winding through The Boardwalk water park area, offering a leisurely float for all ages.