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- How many people have died on the wild thing?
- Has anyone died on the Wild Thing at Valleyfair?
- What is the deadliest roller coaster?
- What is the scariest ride at Valleyfair?
- What's the fastest roller coaster at Valleyfair?
- Does Valleyfair still have the flume?
- What is the oldest ride at Valleyfair?
- Is Valley Fair part of Six Flags?
- How many rides does Valleyfair?
- Why did Valleyfair get rid of Riptide?
How many people have died on the wild thing?
On average in the past 10 years, there have been two fatalities per year. There have been no deaths from rides at Valleyfair in its 30-year history, Valleyfair officials said.
Has anyone died on the Wild Thing at Valleyfair?
There have been no deaths from rides at Valleyfair in its 30-year history, Valleyfair officials said. ... Valleyfair officials inspected parts of the ride Monday but didn't physically touch anything as they waited for officials from the manufacturer to arrive from California.
What is the deadliest roller coaster?
Derby Racer, Massachusetts (1911-1936) The most dangerous roller coaster in American history might have been one of its first. The Derby Racer in Massachusetts was built in 1911. Although the roller coaster remained in operation for 25 years, its first six years of operation saw three fatal accidents.
What is the scariest ride at Valleyfair?
What's the Scariest Ride at Valleyfair? The scariest ride in Valleyfair is hands down, Wild Thing. The tallest and fastest roller coaster will have you flying at 70 miles per hour, and even takes you through a dark tunnel!
What's the fastest roller coaster at Valleyfair?
The tallest and fastest ride at Valleyfair, Wild Thing is sure to impress. The top point of the coaster stands at 207 feet and includes a first drop of 200 feet. The first drop is a 60-degree angle and you will reach speeds of up to 74MPH.
Does Valleyfair still have the flume?
Most rides and attractions are still in the Park today. Known as Ye Olde Log Flume until the early 1990s, the Flume was a log flume ride constructed during this year. Valleyfair began construction and opened a second rollercoaster, Corkscrew.
What is the oldest ride at Valleyfair?
High Roller is Valleyfair's oldest roller coaster, being built in 1976 when the park opened.
Is Valley Fair part of Six Flags?
Sandusky, Ohio-based Cedar Fair owns and operates 11 amusement parks in the U.S and Canada, including Valleyfair. Grand Prairie, Texas-based Six Flags has 26 amusement parks across North America.
How many rides does Valleyfair?
Today, Valleyfair is the largest amusement park in the upper Midwest with eight thrilling roller coasters, Planet Snoopy, Soak City Waterpark and more than 75 rides and attractions on 90 acres of land.
Why did Valleyfair get rid of Riptide?
To make room for future improvements and enhancements to Valleyfair, Riptide, Snoopy's Moon Bounce, and Giggle Run were removed in the off season.
