Titan

Texas

48" Height Requirement

Lapbar/Seatbelt Restraints

High Thrill

Flash Pass Attraction

On-Ride Photos

Ride Lockers

Opened	April 27, 2001
Ride Type	Steel Hypercoaster
Ride Height	245 Feet
Drop Height	255 Feet
Track Length	5,312 Feet
Top Speed	88 MPH
Trains	3
Cars Per Train	5
Riders Per Car	7
Riders Per Hour	1,600
Manufacturer	Giovanola
Track Color	Orange
Support Color	Teal

Texas’ Tallest Roller Coaster

Standing 245 feet tall, Titan is the tallest roller coaster in the state of Texas. The first drop is 255 feet as it swoops through an underground tunnel 10 feet deep. The layout of the ride is so large that it spans out over the park's employee entrance and near the overflow parking lot. In the summer, Titan can reach speeds of over 90 miles per hour. These speeds are enough to melt train wheels. However, a misting system was installed to ensure that the wheels always stay cool enough for safe operation. The ride came in at a total cost of $25 million and was added to the park as part of Six Flags Over Texas' 40th anniversary season.

The main entrance to Titan.

Riders travel over one of the ride’s best airtime moments.

At 245 feet tall, Titan is the tallest coaster in the state.

Goliath at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Image: Joe Schwartz

Striking Similarities

Goliath, located at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California, is quite similar to Titan at Six Flags Over Texas. Both coasters look nearly identical, all the way down to their painted colors. The differences are in the fine details. Titan stands 10 feet taller than Goliath, though Goliath's deeper underground tunnel gives the ride the same 255-foot drop. Titan's path into the mid-course brake run is also a helix while Goliath simply banks to the left to enter its brake run. Though commercials featuring Six Flags Over Texas may appear to be using footage of Titan, the clips are usually shots of Goliath.

Ride History