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Wonderland Amusement Park, Amarillo, Texas
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Vs. other coasters at Wonderland Amusement Park
It was small, but the airtime and sharp turns are fantastic.
@SinksYourBoat
This drop is sharp and you have some good speed going into it, yet it doesn’t offer any airtime.
Canobie Coaster
It runs pretty smoothly and has an abundance of jank that makes the ride more fun.
Nathan F
🎢 (oh, and the final helix leading into the break run WILL bruise you if you don’t brace for it...an extra + for an intense ending to the ride).
@TommyBowerscoasters
This is an extremely aggressive wild mouse.
Nathan F
Always follow the rules, warnings and restrictions posted by the park.
These give decent laterals but the lack of restraints and seating hurts this area in comparison to other wild mouse coasters as you’re not able to get crazy strong laterals.
Roller Coasters of Thailand, reviewThis ride hurts so much me and my friend went on it and we died of laughter bc her head went everywhere
@valeriedavila3993, reviewA wild mouse, built by Miler Manufacturing.
Restraint types: Captain Coaster. Specifications and status: Coasterpedia, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. From the park and maker: Wonderland Amusement Park guide. Rider sentiment and performance scores: rider reviews on youtube.com, Captain Coaster, read and scored by AirtimeFever.
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