Colorado Is Getting Massive New Alpine Roller Coaster In The Rocky Mountains Next Spring

Zip through the forest at nearly 30 mph😱
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Colorado is about to get a brand-new, exhilarating alpine roller coaster in May 2021. 

Around Memorial Day Weekend, the Mustang Mountain Coaster (MMC) will open to visitors for the first time to zip through the forest with unparalleled views of the Rocky Mountains.  

Visitors will be pulled up the mountain in their cart to the summit of the coaster at a whopping 8,200 feet.*

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3,000 feet Of downhill tracks through the forest. 

Once at the top, riders will be sent plummeting down 3,000 feet of tracks through the Colorado mountains. 

The alpine ride can reach up to 27 miles per hour as you fly down the rails, but you'll be controlling the speed.

A spokesperson for MMC shared with Narcity that the ride is Colorado's only mountain coaster on the Front Range section of the Rocky Mountains. 

Located in Estes Park, the coaster is a convenient drive from both Boulder and Denver. 

Tickets for the ride start at $20 for a single trip down the mountain. Guests can also get a 3-ride pass for $35 or an all-day pass for $65. 

*This article has been updated.

Mustang Mountain Coaster

Price: $20

Address: 1180 Dry Gulch Rd., Estes Park, CO

Why You Need To Go: To fly through the Rocky Mountain forest at nearly 30 mph with amazing views. 

  • Julia Murphy was an Associate Editor for Narcity Media.

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