Kennywood amusement park outside Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, debuts the Steel Curtain. Featuring a whopping nine inversions, the new roller coaster is a salute to hometown football favorites the ...

The Steel Curtain roller coaster at Kennywood Park will be closed until further notice, according to a statement from the park posted to social media.

The Steel Curtain is Pennsylvania's tallest roller coaster at 220 feel tall and reaches a top speed of 75 mph.

Kennywood claims the Steel Curtain is the tallest roller coaster in the state at 220 feet. The ride’s nine inversions are a North American record, the park said.

Roller coaster fans, the wait is over: the Steel Curtain will be back in action at Kennywood in time for the Memorial Day weekend. "We can't wait to reintroduce this iconic coaster to our guests ...

Kennywood shared an update on the Steel Curtain, which was closed during the 2024 season for "an extensive modification project" on the roller coaster.

This new Steel Curtain is quite intimidating, and its name is fitting. Inspired by the Pittsburgh Steelers stifling defense of the 1970s, The Steel Curtain roller coaster at Kennywood in West ...

WEST MIFFLIN, Pa. — Kennywood provided an update on the Steel Curtain roller coaster Friday. >> Class action lawsuit accuses Kennywood of withholding information on Steel Curtain closure General ...

The new "Steel Curtain" roller coaster being built at Kennywood Park in West Mifflin is a highly anticipated attraction for both neighbors nearby and roller coaster enthusiasts.

Good news for thrill-seekers: Kennywood Park is preparing to reopen Steel Curtain, the park’s tallest roller coaster. Steel Curtain was closed for the entirety of the park’s 2024 season in ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers-themed roller coaster opened this summer at Kennywood, breaking height records for the state as well as a record number of inversions for coasters in North America.