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River King Mine Train reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for River King Mine Train, a roller coaster at Six Flags St. Louis. (The minimum height to ride is 42 inches.)

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Posted: August 19, 2009

The River King Mine Train is named for the largest coal mine in the Midwest and it takes guests loaded in to ore cars over 2372 ft of turning, climbing, and falling track with the final drop into the depth of a coal mine.

River King Mine Train is a Flashpass attraction.

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6 votes, so far

My first coaster. I thought for my first I'd go 'slow' & build up. It's really an enjoyable mine train. I think it's probably my fave out of all the ones I've ridden so far. It's a great starter coaster for kids as well as adults. It really is a great family coaster. Provides mild thrills for young & old. - Adrienne McDonald

The oldest coaster in the park is an Arrow runaway mine train. It provides simple thrills, and decent amounts of fun for the whole family. - James Rao

BEST MINE TRAIN EVER!!!!!!!!!!!! 9/10 - Edward Morgan

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