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SeaWorld San Antonio is making waves once again with the grand opening of Barracuda Strike, the park’s newest attraction and the tallest inverted family coaster in North America. Opening to the public today, Barracuda Strike delivers high-speed excitement and a soaring ride experience designed for thrill-seekers of all ages. The debut marks the beginning of Spring Break, with the park operating daily until March 22.

Being that this is Women’s History Month, the ribbon cutting included paying homage to some of the park’s female leadership team who were instrumental in the creation of Barracuda Strike. Also recognized was the local girl’s group, Latinitas, an after-school program for young ladies interested in STEM and leadership training. SeaWorld’s female leadership team mingled with the girls hoping to inspire and encourage their Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math journey.

Suspending riders beneath 1,800 feet of track, Barracuda Strike offers a smooth and exhilarating journey that combines sharp turns and breathtaking drops. The adventure begins with a dramatic 90-foot lift hill before launching guests into a dynamic layout filled with tight turns and swooping dives, reaching speeds of up to 44 miles per hour. As riders twist and turn above the park’s iconic waterski lake, Barracuda Strike creates a sensation of flight that mirrors the swift movements of its namesake. Designed as a true family thrill attraction, Barracuda Strike features a minimum height requirement of just 42 inches, making it an ideal shared adventure for families and a perfect gateway coaster for younger or less experienced riders ready to take on their first major thrill.

With its record-setting height for an inverted family coaster, dynamic ride layout, and striking waterfront setting, Barracuda Strike becomes a centerpiece addition to SeaWorld San Antonio’s growing lineup of attractions. Guests can begin riding today as the park celebrates the official launch of Spring Break.