Experiences

A racing wooden coaster: two trains side by side, down a 147 ft drop at 66 mph.

A wooden coaster racing through a war-torn desert of the future at 50 mph, with a fly-through station and airtime.

The park’s oldest coaster, running since 1964: a classic wooden out and back full of airtime.

Hershey's wooden classic since 1946: a double out-and-back with a drop of about 96 ft and 50 mph of old-school airtime.

One of the steepest wooden coasters anywhere: a 176 ft drop at 76 degrees, then relentless airtime at 70 mph.

A wooden coaster with a 180 ft drop at 85 degrees, two inversions and 72 mph of extreme speed.

A wooden coaster that drops 74 ft and races through the New France woods at 48 mph, with airtime all the way.

The park's only all-wooden coaster: an out-and-back of hills and dips, named after a persnickety Texas judge.

A wooden coaster, the tallest and fastest in the Southern Hemisphere when it opened in 2022.

Two wooden trains race head to head at up to 51 mph on a dueling GCI coaster that Hersheypark bills as the first of its kind in the US.

A little wooden coaster from 1950 that started life at Chicago's Kiddieland. A perfect first coaster.

The first RMC wooden coaster: a 107 ft lift, three inversions on wood track and airtime hills at up to 68 mph, through the Ozark hills.