IRON GWAZI

After a two-year delay, Busch Gardens Tampa was finally able to open their highly anticipated Iron Gwazi coaster earlier this month. With that project now...

Iron Gwazi officially opens at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is preparing for the return of the annual Food and Wine Festival.

It’s the roller coaster on every thrill-seeker’s bucket list this year, and for good reason too.

TAMPA, Fla. — Busch Gardens Tampa Bay has announced an opening date for its new coaster, Iron Gwazi. Iron Gwazi will plunge riders from a 206 foot-tall peak into a 91-degree drop, reaching top speeds of 76 miles per hour. READ: Gatorland extends Florida resident discountBusch Gardens said riders on Iron Gwazi will experience a dozen airtime moments, including three inversions, as they sink into crocodile-inspired thrills. The new coaster also features all-new thrill components and a reimagined track layout, Busch Gardens said. READ: Universal Orlando announces Mardi Gras concert lineup, more detailsExpand Autoplay Image 1 of 9 Iron Gwazi at Busch Gardens (Busch Gardens)Annual pass members can be one of the first to ride Iron Gwazi during exclusive preview days.

The record-breaking hybrid coaster Iron Gwazi will officially open to guests on March 11.

Iron Gwazi will open as North America’s tallest hybrid coaster and the fastest and steepest hybrid coaster in the world in March 2022, in time for Spring Break.

Busch Gardens has finally set an opening date for its long-awaited update to their ancient Gwazi coaster. Iron Gwazi, a hybrid steel-wood coaster that will...

The new ride will be one of the tallest, steepest, and fastest hybrid coasters in the world. While the harsh, serrated design doesnt look good on a luxury SUV, it looks quite sexy on a coaster. It's expected to be the tallest and fastest wooden coaster in Texas,Iron Gwazi and is being designed and built by Great Coasters International. A new Sesame Place park was confirmed for California earlier this year, but that park wont open until 2021. As massive coasters materialize at every single one of their primary parks, SeaWorld is banking on these larger, destination-style coasters to flood their parks with guests.