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Funtown Splashtown U.S.A., Saco, Maine
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I did that a few years ago on accident and my arms were sore for 3 days!
@GH0STtoast
Ya when you tern it jerks you arownd and it herts
@jadenadeau5552
Always follow the rules, warnings and restrictions posted by the park.
While Wild Mouse isn’t too special, I still find it as a good Wild Mose as the turns are flat, the drops are fun, there arn’t too many brakes, and most importantly, THE EXTRA HUMP IS HERE!!!!
Incredible Coasters, published reviewThe extra hump is alot of fun and definetly something that should be on all Wild Mouses.
Incredible Coasters, published reviewWhen I first rode it, I still wasn’t too used to hills and such, but now when I ride it, it hardly affects me anymore :3 Still fun though!
@SebenFusion, reviewWhat I doesn’t tell you is that at the top if you don’t find a way to brace against the seat you will get whiplash, other than that its fun I had a season pass last year and it was my favorite ride
@ashtria5481, reviewRestraint types: Captain Coaster. Specifications and status: Coasterpedia, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.
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