That first drop always catches me off guard lmao I remember when Timber Wolf was rough with lots of jack-hammering 10 years ago, now that I rode it again last year I was impressed at how smooth it was.
I was just there recently on 6/23. It's a pretty smooth ride, and I've even ridden on it on previous visits when they still had the old spiraling helix then. It's better now since they replaced the helix with a banked hairpin turn five years ago. They just repainted the trains from red to orange for the first time in nearly 35 years of its life, and they finally updated the signage at the entrance for the current logo. The section it's in is now Wild West that was just spun-off from Americana a few years ago due the theme of the area and its surroundings - and what's left in the existing Americana portions reflect more to the Eastern United States.
That first drop always catches me off guard lmao
I remember when Timber Wolf was rough with lots of jack-hammering 10 years ago, now that I rode it again last year I was impressed at how smooth it was.
I was just there recently on 6/23. It's a pretty smooth ride, and I've even ridden on it on previous visits when they still had the old spiraling helix then. It's better now since they replaced the helix with a banked hairpin turn five years ago. They just repainted the trains from red to orange for the first time in nearly 35 years of its life, and they finally updated the signage at the entrance for the current logo. The section it's in is now Wild West that was just spun-off from Americana a few years ago due the theme of the area and its surroundings - and what's left in the existing Americana portions reflect more to the Eastern United States.
I also was pleasantly surprised by this coaster. Nice review!
An excellent classic Dinn wooden coaster 👌
I don't know if it's just me but on the first drop in the very back there's a pot hole that absolutely ejects you
It’s actually in the Nordic area
The first drop made me pass out