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Six Flags Great Escape, Queensbury, New York
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Most Arrow mine trains are pretty rough at this point but this didn’t seem too rough and had a fun first section after a quick lift hill and then a second larger lift hill with a dramatic triple helix...
David
It’s REALLY uncomfortable and the layout is boring, however there is some good theming to be found here.
roller rider
Very rough and many parts are just boring.
Bubble Gaming
It’s a great introduction for kids and it’s great that the park was able to save it from the scrap heap and keep it going.
David
I also like the speed, keeping a consistent pace throughout and gaining a lot of that speed in the finale, which was fine but was the rattliest part of the ride.
roller rider
This does tend to have one of the longer lines in the park since it has only one train and a long ride time.
@collinparsons3363
Always follow the rules, warnings and restrictions posted by the park.
probably the worst arrow mine train, it feels way shorter than all the others, and doesn’t even have a good ending drop like on most mine trains.
Jamie Óchi, Captain Coaster reviewThis ride originally from 1972 and refurbished and moved to SFGE in 2003 is an interesting piece of history and is still pretty fun and smooth all things considered.
David, Captain Coaster reviewWhat is also kind of sad is that 1/2 of Ghost Town was ripped apart to build this disappointment.
@TheJediKenneth, reviewthe lil twirl @ the end is so scary and fun at the same time
@QueenLena122, reviewA mine train, built by Arrow.
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