The Big Apple Coaster loops around the New York-New York Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip, passing replicas of New York landmarks, including the Statue of Liberty. The ride reaches 67 mph and includes a 180-degree heartline twist, with sections that travel outside and inside the building. It suits teens and adults who enjoy fast, intense rides. You need to be at least 54 inches tall without shoes to ride; the nearby arcade has games for anyone who falls short of the height requirement or wants to keep playing afterward.
The ride around New York-New York
The Big Apple Coaster winds around the New York-New York Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip, passing replicas of New York City landmarks. Its route includes a 180-degree heartline twist and reaches speeds of up to 67 mph. Parts of the track run outside the building, giving riders views of the Strip and the hotel’s recreated skyline.
The coaster is aimed at riders who enjoy fast, forceful turns and drops. The minimum height is 54 inches without footwear. Children who do not meet the requirement can play at the arcade near the entrance instead.
The arcade and planning your visit
The Big Apple Arcade has video games and carnival-style midway games, including options for younger children. Skee-Ball and air hockey are among the games available, so the arcade can be a separate stop or a follow-up to the ride.
Advance tickets are recommended, and weekdays can be less busy. Personal items are not allowed on the coaster. Have someone hold your belongings or plan to use a locker before you join the ride.
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How tall do you have to be to ride the Big Apple Coaster?
Riders must be at least 54 inches tall without shoes.
How fast does the Big Apple Coaster go?
The coaster reaches speeds of up to 67 mph and has a 180-degree heartline twist.
Is there an arcade at the Big Apple Coaster?
Yes. The Big Apple Arcade near the coaster entrance has video and carnival-style games, including Skee-Ball and air hockey.
Can you bring personal items on the ride?
Personal items are not allowed on the coaster. Arrange for someone to hold them or use a locker.
