Evel KnievelRoller coasterMinimum height to ride: 48 inches Last edited by James Rao Evel Knievel features an 80' first drop at a 90° left turn angle, and a top speed of 50 MPH. It utilizes two 24-passenger Millennium Flyer trains to traverse a relatively short, tight course (2,700'). Along the way, riders will be treated to sixteen hills and multiple high banked turns at up to 67° angles. Additionally, the track crosses over and under itself fourteen times. The twisting layout and high speed thrills are designed to be a tribute to the ultimate motorcycle daredevil. [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos: [See all photos | Submit Photo] Safety
Reader reviews of Evel Knievel
Another outstanding ride by GCI! Really smooth, and an exceptional ride anywhere! Best seats are very front and very back, but it really doesn't matter on this coaster! :) still, front is pretty cool. The little bunny hops close to the end could have more airtime, but still has a lot! Oh, make sure you don't click in your restraint too tight... - Eli Katzman This GCI wooden coaster is excellent. While short and compact, Evel is relentless and fun, the best ride in the park. - James Rao
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