operating
Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
California's classic seaside boardwalk
Santa Cruz, California, United States
Three operating coasters on the Pacific — 1924 Giant Dipper landmark woodie, Hurricane, and Undertow spin. Stats sourced from beachboardwalk.com.
Tallest
80ft
Hurricane
Fastest
55mph
Giant Dipper
Longest
2800ft
Hurricane
Park maps
Google map with Atlas ride pins first. Schematic layout stays below. For dining and wayfinding, use the official map.
Official park map
Hours, dining, and wayfinding live on Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk's website. Coaster Atlas links out instead of copying their map artwork.
Schematic map
Auto-layout by land — tap a pin for the ride page.
Map: Coaster Atlas · Original auto-layout template
Land map
Coasters grouped by park area — tap a name to highlight on the schematic.
Map legend
Ride levels
Pin color
- Extreme · not here
- Thrill
- Family
- Kid / junior · not here
Ride types
Pin icon
- Steel coaster
- Wooden coaster
- Hybrid coaster · not here
- Flat ride · not here
- Water ride · not here
- Dark ride · not here
Lands & areas
- Boardwalk · 3
Every operating coaster at this park is listed. Flat and water rides may still be a sample — use ?scope=all on the park page.
Coaster roster(3)
Other attractions(2)
Coasters onlyFlat rides, water rides, and more — lighter detail than coasters. Coaster Atlas stays coaster-first; these are here for full park-day context.
Thrill & flat rides(1)
Water rides(1)
Park guides
Cedar Point coaster lineup strategy
How to order a day across Magnum, Raptor, Millennium, and the rest of the peninsula.
Cedar Point in a nutshell
A lakefront mega-park known for height records, dense coaster lineup, and a full flat-ride collection.
Cedar Point lands overview
FrontierTown, The Boardwalk, Millennium Island, and how the peninsula is organized.
Height requirements explained
Minimum heights are safety rules — measured with shoes at the queue entrance.
Park timeline
Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk heritage
Giant Dipper opened in 1924; coaster lineup anchors a century of seaside amusement.
Source
Sources & official links
We link out to parks, manufacturers, and the pages where facts and media come from.
- Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk — official sitebeachboardwalk.com(opens in a new tab)
- Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk — official park mapOperator wayfinding — we link out, we do not host their map artwork(opens in a new tab)
- Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk — YouTubeOfficial channel(opens in a new tab)
- Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk — InstagramOfficial profile(opens in a new tab)
- Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk — FacebookOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
- Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk — TikTokOfficial profile(opens in a new tab)
- Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk — XOfficial profile(opens in a new tab)
- Park photo (Larry Pieniazek, User:Lar, (primary) · CC BY 2.5)Image license & attribution(opens in a new tab)
- Park logo sourceImage license(opens in a new tab)
- How we source our dataCoaster Atlas policy