| Ride Guide Wild Beast starts by going down an angled 82 ft. hill and up another lift hill then down again. Next you go through many hills and into a tightly banked helix. From their you go through an unbanked turn and more hills before turning into the station. Wild beast is a great, fun and thrilling ride that provides lots of good airtime and headchopping effects. Rating: 8/10 Other Information Wild Beast is a copy of the Wildcat model used for Grizzly at Paramount King's Dominion. Wild Beast was also called Wilde Beaste from 1981 - ???? Colours: The track is laminated wood capped wtih steel strips, the supports are wooden, and the trains are Best Seats: You should sit in the back for the best airtime during the ride. Queue Line Wait Time: There is normally a 45 minute wait for this ride. Photos |
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| Wild Beast Built back in 1981, Wild Beast is another Curtis Summers double out and back twisting woodie with speed and strong lateral G's. It features an 82 ft lift hill with a maximum speed of 54 mph over 3150 ft of banked and unbanked hills, twists, and turns. |
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| Location: Medieval Faire Roller Coaster Type: wooden twister Track Layout: double out-and-back figure 8 Track Lenght: 945 m (3150 ft.) Height: 25 m (82 ft.) Drop: 28 m (120 ft.) Max Speed: 87 km/h (54 mph) Designed By: Curtis D. Summers Trains By: Philadelphia Toboggan Company Features: - steeply banked turns - unbanked turn - two lift hills - two headchoppers Number of Trains: 2, 6 cars each Capacity per Train: 24 Ride Time: 2:30 Inversions: 0 Restraints: Lap bar Height Requirement: 48" (122cm) Year Opened: 1981 |
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