HurlerRoller coasterMinimum height to ride: 48 inches About HurlerA high-speed, triple out-and-back, wooden roller coaster built by International Coasters, Inc. It is an exact copy of the Carowinds coaster of the same name. -- Last edited by James Rao [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from HurlerSafety
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Some people hate this ride, but I think it's pretty intense! Nice drop, but you can't ride it 4 times in a row! I tried 3, and I was done with this ride for the day... Still, try it! Not as bad as I just made it sound. ... but can someone remind me what TLC is? - Eli Katzman Justin pretty much has it all right on this woodie. This thing is fast, powerful, and hard-hitting, but its theming is...well, its theming has been decimated. TLC = MUCH needed. - LG Mills I love this coaster as it is.....but I do miss the Wayne's World theming this coaster had when it first debuted. I was there the first year it opened, and the tv screens they had throughout the queue played scenes from the Wayne's World movies and also there was an introduction by Wayne before you boarded the train. Also walking through that section of the park, they played songs from the movie like "Dream Weaver". This ride is great, but definetly needs some much desereved TLC that has been taken away from it with Hypersonic XLC and Xtreme Skyflyer. - Justin Kermgard
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