Judge Roy ScreamRoller coasterMinimum height to ride: 42 inches About Judge Roy ScreamA wooden coaster that covers nearly eight acres, and hits a top speed of 50 mph. It's a classic out and back coaster next to a lake. This was SFOT's first wooden coaster named after the legendary Judge Roy Bean "The Law West of the Pecos". -- Last edited by Michael Sherlock [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from Judge Roy ScreamSafety
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A good coaster, but rough. They should refurbish it to make it smoother, and then it would be great! But great views of the lake and rest of the park, and if you hold on, it is a good ride. - Jake Gould Another nostalgic coaster for me. It's a little rough.. but not near as rough as the horrific Texas Giant. It's just enough to get your heart beat up a little faster. Very fun. The second hill has the best effect! - Sha Windham This ride is pretty fun, but it's there's more roughness than it is fun. It's a good coaster for younger people, maybe from ages 5 to 13. All in all, it's a very good ride. - Asher Oosterbaan This is a nice wooden coaster with lots of hills. It is actually situated outside the main part of the park and is accessed by a tunnel. - Michael Sherlock
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