Six Flags Magic Mountain

Samurai Summit

Ninja’s official land, with a preserved historical page for permanently closed Superman.

  • Current attractions covered1
  • Dining records covered0
  • HeadlinerNinja

Six Flags places Ninja in Samurai Summit. The suspended coaster swings through the hillside’s trees and requires a 42-inch minimum plus separate physical requirements.

Superman: Escape from Krypton’s legacy listing also names Samurai Summit, but that ride is permanently closed. Tatsu’s official location is Rapids Camp Crossing; it is not assigned to this land.

Do not miss

  • Ninja’s suspended swinging trains
  • Ninja’s 42-inch minimum

Samurai Summit tips

  • Use the official park map and Guest Relations guidance to plan access to Samurai Summit.
  • Ninja is the summit's 42-inch ride and the one younger-sibling ride worth the climb.

Attractions covered in Samurai Summit

This list covers current catalog records in this area. It is not a complete official inventory or a same-day availability report.

Ninja

42"107cm

Roller coaster · 2 min · Line-skip

The 1988 suspended coaster that swings through the summit's trees — the mountain's family coaster and its most beautiful ride.

Ninja is an Arrow suspended coaster, one of the last running: trains hang from the track and swing outward on every curve, and the layout threads through actual trees on the mountainside below the summit. Opened in 1988, it is the gentlest way to see why this park's terrain matters.

Tips for Ninja
  • The queue is one of the shadiest at the park — a good midday escape.
  • Plan Ninja in Samurai Summit and Tatsu in Rapids Camp Crossing using the current park map.
  • Sit mid-train: the swing amplitude is pleasant there and aggressive at the ends.

Full guide to Ninja →