GrizzlyRoller coasterMinimum height to ride: 48 inches About GrizzlyA high-speed wooden roller coaster that races through the woods on a double figure-eight track. It was modeled after Coney Island's defunct Wildcat. -- Last edited by James Rao [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from GrizzlySafety
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Actually not that bad, even though it has a slow start. Just wait till the end brake run to judge! But, KD could use a GCI... Still, I loved the intensity after the tunnel, and it had great surroundings. - Eli Katzman One of my absolute top favorites in the series of woodies, and DEFINITELY the best woodie at KD. Everyone cites the through-the-woods thing as being its strength, and it really is, among the wild out of control feel and the heavy air-time. First time on, my little sister's friend tricked us into thinking this was a slow ride cuz we needed to wind down from some of the other heavy-hitters like XLC. ...I've never been happier at being tricked. - LG Mills Another rough wood coaster that seriously needs some TLC. - Todd Houts Grizzly is the essence of the wooden coaster. Shake, rattle and roll - through the woods. Intensity and a bit of pain (but in a good way!) KD's best woodie, IMO. - Peter Stephens
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