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Screamin Eagle reviews

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

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Posted: September 26, 2010

The Screamin' Eagle was the longest (3872'), tallest (110'), and fastest (62 mph) wooden roller coaster in the county when it was built in 1976. Now dilapidated and unkempt, Screamin' Eagle is no longer ranked among the top 50 woodies and has fallen out of the top ten in all the categories listed above.

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7 votes, so far

A very good old wooden coaster. I liked the air time, and I didn't find it too rough. Front seat was the least rough and the best ride experience. - Roger S

Second coaster I ever rode. Waited 2.5 hrs to ride this & when I rode it, I didn't know about air time as I was a 'newbie' & thought it was dangerous due to the 'coming out of my seat' factor but now that I know better, I'd definitly like to ride it again. - Adrienne McDonald

This ride is awesome! I rode it twice unlike any other ride. The first time was the best airtime I've gotten on a roller coaster. The second time it just beat me up. 9/10 - Edward Morgan

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