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Woody Woodpecker's Nuthouse Coaster

Woody Woodpecker's Nuthouse Coaster is a roller coaster in Woody Woodpecker's Kidzone at Universal Studios Florida. The minimum height to ride is 36 inches. Scroll down for readers' ratings and reviews.

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Posted: June 20, 2006

A Vekoma junior coaster (the same model as Gadget's Go-Coaster at Disneyland). It's a less-than-one-minute ride, ideal as a "first coaster" for kindergarteners and other youngsters.

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Readers' rating:

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20 votes, so far

You want a kiddie coaster? Go on Hippogriff! This only lasts 20 seconds! 2/10 - Dominick D

If you are going to make a coaster at least make it last more than 25 seconds! 2/10 for ridiculous wait time and short ride. - D H

Great coaster for toddlers but others will be bored. Worst part is the Woody Woodpecker theme. - David Garey

too short, not worth more then a 3 minute wait 3/10 - Edward Morgan

A fun quite fast mini roller coaster, but not as fun as the Barnstormer at Magic Kingdom, although I can't quite decide why. Still a good example of this type of ride and fun for the little kids who rode it. - Emily G

this ride is extremely short, but it's a good coaster tester for the littler kids. - liz corso

A decent kids coaster, very short ride for the wait time, even for Express Pass. Have them go on at night about an hour before close, nobody will be there. They will let your kids ride over and over with a Universal hotel room key. 5/10 - Noel Blackman

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