Jack Rabbit

What I didn’t expect was that absurd standing airtime on the double down, which might be the single greatest element I’ve ever experienced.

Jackie ODoyle

The airtime on each drop was so good, especially on the famous double dip,

Sam

That strong ejector with only a seatbelt is legit terrifying and those few seconds being completely off the seat feel like an eternity.

Cooper Zimmerman

The Jack Rabbit is a decent wooden rollercoaster that has great airtime, however some of spots on the ride are kinda boring and kill the ride pacing.

Alessio Romano

Went in expecting the great airtime people rave about in the back, and it did nothing.

Niko Banfield

The rest of the ride doesn’t really do anything but its still fun and smooth, however the double down is why I rank it as high as I do.

Carter Eckhart

Props for the extremely comfortable trains, though.

Andrew A.

For a 100 year old coaster this thing is fairly smooth and seriously powerful (in the back row at least).

Ryan Armstrong

Other than that the ride is a good bit uncomfortable, it is not too bad but still a negative that personally weakens the ride for me.

Max B.

So while it’s not glass smooth, it’s also approaching 100 years old and its better maintained and a better ride than most 5 year old coasters at most other parks.

@KenCarm

Along with the drop, the coaster features a superbly fun and forceful double down after the lift hill, plus a tunnel over the first turnaround section.

Theme Park James

My 2nd favorite Woodie at Kennywood, the double down was ridiculously forceful and provided standing ejector!

Jeff Pimp

This thing is pretty dang intense, for how old it is.

24/7 Rollercoasters

Today this is a great family coaster, and it is the first "real" rollercoaster for a lot of kids who grow up in Western PA.

Chris K.

The front is perfect for smaller or first time riders.

Aloe Banks-Weetman

"It’s just fast and a little bit scary," Kleman said.

Vic Kleman

The ride feels like it spends more time on lift hills or straight sections than actually getting some forces in.

Anthony DeNight Jr.

The thing is though, this early ride felt so sluggish.

We Were Inverted