Insane Coaster Wars - Episode Guide

G-force Giants terrify riders with each gravity defying loop, roll, dive, and turn. Which coaster wins the battle of the G's - California's Medusa, the Carolinas' Afterburn, Virginia's Apollo's Chariot, or Tampa Bay's SheiKra?

Hang em' High coasters electrify by dangling riders below the tracks. Which coaster will soar above the competition - Orlando's Manta, Idaho's Aftershock, Virginia's Alpengeist, or Tampa Bay's Montu?

Wooden coasters shake, rattle and roll riders like a runaway train. Which coaster will turn their competition into kindling - Ohio's Beast, Tennessee's Thunderhead, Indiana's Voyage, or New Jersey's El Toro?

Wrong Way Up Coasters thrill riders with each stomach-churning flip, twist, turn and loop. Which will spiral above the competition - Orlando's Kraken, Pennsylvania's Hydra the Revenge, Ohio's Vortex, or Tennessee's Wild Eagle?

Terrifyingly tall coasters will take you to Extreme Heights! Which will tower above the competition - Carolina's Intimidator, Cedar Point's Millennium Force, Ohio's Diamondback, or New Jersey's Kingda Ka?

These lightning fast coasters reach mind-blowing speeds in record-breaking time! But which coaster will blow past the competition - Ohio's Top Thrill Dragster, Nevada's Desperado, New England's Bizarro, or California's Xcelerator?

You voted on travelchannel.com and now the country's top ten most heart-pumping adrenaline rides go head to head.

The battle rolls to Abu Dhabi for the world's fastest roller coaster, then to Spain for an unbelievable 256 foot drop and finally to the U.S. for the world's longest and tallest flying coaster.

The battle rolls on to Australia for a coaster that shoots riders backwards at 100 mph, then to Germany for a ride that twists down two 360-degree corkscrews, then to the U.S. for a monstrous 5,000 ft. coaster.

The battle rolls into Germany for the tallest wooden coaster in the world and also an insane 90 mph coaster in Canada and a gut-wrenching 4g coaster in the United States - which coaster will crush the rest?

The international competition rolls on to a Japanese coaster that rockets riders 110mph in 2 seconds, to a gravity defying 4.5 G coaster in Germany, to the U.S. for a coaster that plummets riders 23 stories.

The battle rolls on to Spain for a coaster that shoots riders to 80mph in 3.5 seconds, then to Japan for the only ride with a 121-degree vertical drop, to the U.S. for a twisted Zero-G roll - which will crush the competition?

The battle rolls to Australia for a coaster that plummet's riders down a 130 ft hill, then to Italy for a coaster that rockets riders from 0 to 70 mph in 2.2 secs, finally to the U.S. for the world's first 4th dimension coaster.

The battle rolls to Italy where riders are launched up a 147 ft. high loop, then to Canada for a 540-degree helix, then to the U.S. for the world's first hyper coaster, which lifts riders 200 plus feet above the park.

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

The battle rolls into Missouri for an unheard of inverting wooden coaster, a dizzying 8 inversions coaster in Guatemala, a 228-foot plunge in Pittsburgh, and an insane bottomless coaster in Taiwan.

The battle rolls on to Valencia, CA, for a world-record breaking 160-ft loop, conquer a giant in Montreal with a 70-degree fall, blast backwards at 70mph in 3.8 seconds in Missouri, and dangle 131-ft above an abyss in Germany.

The battle rolls into Ohio for a winged coaster that flips riders before taking a 164-ft nosedive. Next, it's Japan for the world's longest steel coaster with a 318-ft drop. Then, a 4G ride in Florida and a 590-deg helix in Spain.

The battle rolls on to PA with a 97-degree beyond vertical drop that blasts rider's 12 stories to the ground, a woodie in Japan that reaches speeds of over 60 MPH, a FL coaster with seven jaw-dropping inversions, and more.

The battle rolls into Southern California for a 255-ft, stomach dropping plunge, Montreal for a coaster that torments riders at 55 MPH, Ohio to zip down 12-stories and brave 4Gs, and Mexico for a monster 219-ft steel coaster.

The battle heads to MO for the 4th fastest wooden coaster in the world, for a legendary 21-story plunge in the UK, to fly through the air in TX on the 2nd tallest vertical loop in the world and drop a 100-ft at 55 MPH in Mexico.