With 24.3 seconds of zero gravity, the most of any wooden coaster, the Voyage has been the #1 wooden coaster at Holiday World five years in a row. Riders scream through 1.2 miles of track, five tunnels and 90-degree banking turns.
Named after Edgar Allen Poe's haunting poem, The Raven was one of Holiday World's first rides when it opened in Santa Claus, Indiana. Riders drop 85 feet into sheer darkness into a 120-foot-long tunnel and fly over 2,800 feet of track.
The wait is over! Paradise Pier has been reimagined with new rides, food options, games and more. Here's what fans of all ages have to get excited about at the new Pixar Pier.
Thunderbird at Holiday World in Santa Claus, Indiana, rockets from zero to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds. America's first launched wing coaster speeds through hills, barns with tight keyholes and an inline twist before returning to home.
The Legend, a wooden roller coaster at Holiday World in Santa Claus, Indiana, races up to 60 mph over 4,042 feet of track through five dark tunnels, a double helix and more extreme tight turns than your stomach can handle.
Visitors love Kentucky Kingdom in Louisville for the amazing roller coasters, such as Storm Chaser, for the food, like bourbon-charred wings, for the water park featuring 13 slides and for the craft beer at the beer garden!
Storm Chaser, located at Kentucky Kingdom in Louisville, KY, is a hybrid roller coaster built of wood and steel that features a 10-story barrel roll drop, corkscrew inversion and breathtaking camelback hills.
Holiday World in Santa Claus, Indiana, celebrates the seasons with themed roller coasters, rides and food in four sections of the park dedicated to four separate holidays: Christmas, Thanksgiving, 4th of July and Halloween.
Thunder Run, located at Kentucky Kingdom in Louisville, Kentucky, was made for wooden coaster lovers. It starts with a 90-foot trek skyward before it plummets 74 feet and races through 3,000 feet of track, sharp turns and camelback hills.