Insane Coaster Wars: World Domination

The battle rolls into Texas for the tallest steel wooden coaster in the world, then to Taiwan for an insane 90-degree tilting drop, to Missouri for a camelback machine, and finally to the man of steel in Spain ---which coaster will reign supreme?

The battle rolls into Missouri for an unheard of inverting wooden coaster, then to Guatemala for a dizzying eight-inversions coaster, to Pittsburgh for a 228-foot plunge, and finally to Taiwan for an insane bottomless coaster.

The battle rolls on to California with a world-record breaking 160-foot loop. Then conquer a giant in Montreal with a 70-degree fall, blast backwards at 70mph in 3.8 seconds on a monster coaster in Missouri and dangle 131-feet above an abyss in Germany.

The battle rolls into Ohio for a winged coaster that flips riders 180-degrees, then to Japan for the world's longest steel coaster with a stomach-churning 318-foot drop, to Florida for a dizzying 4G ride, and finally to Spain for a 590-degree helix.

The battle rolls on with an insane 97-degree beyond vertical drop in Pennsylvania, a classic woodie in Japan that reaches speeds of more than 60 MPH, a crazed Florida coaster with seven jaw-dropping inversions and a G force thriller in Germany.

The battle rolls to Southern California with a 255-foot, stomach dropping plunge, then heads to a Montreal coaster that torments riders in every direction at 55 MPH, zips down 12-stories and brave 4Gs and visits a monster 219-foot steel coaster in Mexico.

The battle rolls into Missouri for the fourth fastest wood coaster in the world. Then take a 21-story plunge in the UK, fly through the air in Texas on the second tallest vertical loop in the world and barrel down a 100-foot drop at 55 MPH in Mexico.