A new hybrid coaster made of steel and wood is coming to Hersheypark in Pennsylvania.
- Next year, a new hybrid coaster made of steel and wood is coming to Hersheypark in Pennsylvania.will be custom-built and located in the Midway America area of the park. The amusement park said the hybrid coaster will feature a “140-foot hill with maximum speeds of 62 mph and four inversions, including the world’s largest underflip.”
“Based on our guest feedback, we knew coaster fans would love a hybrid at Hersheypark. We’re thrilled to work with Rocky Mountain Construction on a custom wood and steel coaster with a nod to our history,” said Vikki Hultquist, General Manager of Attractions at Hersheypark.
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