Steel EelRoller coasterMinimum height to ride: 48 inches About Steel EelThis is an awesome hyper-coaster and well worth the usual short wait to ride. Although it is located just passed Sea Lion Stadium you can't miss the Steel Eel as it can be seen from just about everywhere in the park. This is a smooth ride steel coaster and every seat is good. As you ride up the first hill you get an awesome view of Sea World. But don't enjoy the view for to long as the first drop will surely bring your attention back to chore at hand...riding the Steel Eel. The first hill may take your breathe away and give it back after the second but just as you thought you tamed that Eel the third drop gives your stomach the queezy feeling all over again. The return to the station is fast and hilly. I witnessed a rider lose his lighter out of his shirt pocket at the top of a camel back hill only to slide back in as the coaster rode down the next hill. This ride will have you coming back for more as the lines are known to be short at different times of the day.try and ride at lunch for shortest waits Enjoy!!! -- Last edited by Neil Preece [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from Steel EelSafety
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Seemed scary at first but really wasn't...as long as I ride on the lift stairs side but it's REALLY smooth, has lots of airtime, not jerky at ALL that I could tell. A little too short for my liking but definitly ride it, you won't be disappointed. - Adrienne McDonald
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