Knoebels Amusement Resort

Phoenix is one of the most prestigious wooden roller coasters in the world.

This classic wooden roller coaster offers a thrill that won’t disappoint. A fast ride with upwards acceleration and a “double out and back” layout has passengers flying through the air and catching a bird’s eye view of the rolling, tree-covered hills. Rising from the ashes of its history as the Rocket roller coaster built in 1947 in San Antonio Texas, the Phoenix was reborn at Knoebels in 1985.

Kennywood

Kennywood’s three wooden coasters have all been designated Landmark rides by the American Coaster Enthusiasts (ACE)

The new Steel Curtain roller coaster will break three records when it opens in 2019: tallest coaster in the state of Pennsylvania (220 feet), most inversions in North America (9), and tallest inversion in the world (197 feet).

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Sesame Place

Join Oscar the Grouch for a crazy, curvy taxi ride on our first ever family-friendly wooden roller coaster.

Oscar’s Wacky Taxi is a one of a kind wooden-steel hybrid roller coaster with a bright yellow, taxi cab inspired train with everyone’s favorite grouch at the helm. Thrill seekers of all sizes will enjoy the exhilarating first drop and plenty of air-time!

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Hersheypark

Packed with more than 70 attractions, including 14 coasters.

New for Summer 2019, ensure the world is never deprived of Reese’s peanut butter cups by protecting Reese’s Central on Reese’s Cupfusion – an all new dark ride gaming experience to create a sweet sensory adventure for the entire family.

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Ravine Flyer II at Waldameer Park

One of the Best Wooden Roller Coasters in the world

The most exciting one and a half minutes of your day, the Ravine Flyer II is ranked 7th Best Wooden Coaster in the world. The steel support structure boasts a 120’ first drop, over 3000’ feet of track, speeds over 60mph, all combined with 6 tunnels and a 165’ arched bridge that sends you soaring over a 4-lane highway! DARE, FLY, Earn Your Wings!

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