Roller coaster
Sesquicentennial Cyclone
At Sesquicentennial Exposition · United States
Sesquicentennial Cyclone is a wood roller coaster at Sesquicentennial Exposition · United States, built by Traver Engineering. Catalog stats list it as 60 ft tall, no inversions. It is listed as defunct (closed around 1926). Track it on CoasterTrak after you ride, or open it on the interactive map to plan a visit.
Sesquicentennial Cyclone is listed as defunct, so it still counts as a unique credit if you rode it while it operated. Log it on CoasterTrak to keep historical credits in your tally.
How to log Sesquicentennial Cyclone on CoasterTrak
- Create a free account if you have not already.
- Mark this coaster ridden after you sit the ride — add a date if you want history.
- Re-rides increase total rides, not your unique credit count.
- Open the Sesquicentennial Exposition park page afterward to spot leftover credits you have not logged yet.
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