Experiences

A runaway mine train through the trees and over the water, from 1969, one of the first of its kind.

Float a log through a Kissing Tower Hill mining flume and plunge down the big drop, as riders have since 1973.

The first coaster with three inversions, and its corkscrew still twists right over the walkway.

A mine train through the hills, named for the town of America's first gold rush. Running since 1967.

A 1976 looper that sends you through two vertical loops and a double corkscrew past the rocks.

Twin trains on steel track over a wooden frame race side by side, so every ride has a winner.

The park's very first coaster, from 1971: a mine train winding through the hills of the gold rush frontier.

Cars hung below the track swing out over the lagoons as it swoops through the trees.

The world's first coaster with interlocking loops dives 114 ft to the water, then into the dark tunnel where Nessie lurks.

The world’s first hypercoaster: 205 ft over the beach, then a run of camelbacks along the Lake Erie shore.

A pint-sized mine train for the youngest miners, with more thrills than its name lets on.

Hang beneath the track and swing side to side as Ninja races down the hillside of Samurai Summit at 55 mph.