Full Throttle

Full Throttle
Ride information
Park	Six Flags Magic Mountain
Area	Full Throttle Plaza
Sponsored by	Chick-fil-A (2019-2020)
Manufacturer	Premier Rides
Ride type	Launched steel coaster
Opening date	June 22, 2013
Max speed	70 mph
Ride duration	1:30
Length	2,200 feet
Total height	160 feet
Height required	54 inches
Number of lifts	none
Replaced	Log Jammer

Full Throttle is a launched steel roller coaster in Full Throttle Plaza at Six Flags Magic Mountain. It was manufactured by Premier Rides and opened on June 22, 2013.

The ride replaced Log Jammer, which closed in 2011.

History

On August 30, 2012, Six Flags Magic Mountain announced "YOLOcoaster" as the park's new attraction for the 2013 season. It would be the world's tallest and fastest looping coaster in the world, and would be located in a new 5-acre land that would be a retheme of High Sierra Territory. In Six Flags' Q3 2012 conference call, the company announced that the ride would run 2 trains with 18 riders each, and that no rides would be closed to accommodate construction.

When the 160-foot vertical loop was topped-out on April 11, 2013, it was at the time the tallest in the world. To kick off the opening of the ride and area in June 2013, Six Flags Entertainment Corporation commissioned an official "Full Throttle" edition" of Live it Up by the Australian band Airbourne.

In 2019, Chick-fil-A became the corporate sponsor of Full Throttle, with new advertising for the restaurant chain being displayed outside the ride's entrance in Full Throttle Plaza. However, this advertising was removed by early 2020.

Ride experience

To be added

Full Throttle Photos

After guests exit the ride, they can buy a souvenir photo of themselves riding the ride digitally using Six Flags Photo.

Awards

Golden Ticket Awards: Top Steel Roller Coasters
Year	2017	2019
Position	50	45

Gallery

Videos

Full Throttle POV

Airbourne - Live It Up - Official Full Throttle edition

Promotional images

Logo

Inside the loop

Hang time

Outside the loop

Photos

The loading station

The launch system

The dive drop

Exit below the loop

Full Throttle Photos

External links

• Full Throttle - Six Flags Magic Mountain at Six Flags
• Full Throttle at Coasterpedia
• Full Throttle at the Roller Coaster DataBase
• Full Throttle (roller coaster) at Wikipedia

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