The Hershey Park Mine Train, officially known as the Trailblazer, is a beloved family-friendly roller coaster at Hersheypark in Pennsylvania. This classic attraction offers a 1 minute and 15 seconds ride through twists, turns, and mild drops, making it an ideal introduction to roller coasters for younger visitors. With a minimum height requirement of 36 … Read more
The Hershey Park Trail Blazer is a beloved family-friendly steel roller coaster located in Hersheypark, Pennsylvania. This mine train coaster, manufactured by Arrow Development, offers a thrilling 1 minute and 15 second ride experience. With a height of 43 feet and a length of 1,600 feet, the Trail Blazer reaches speeds of up to 45 … Read more
The Hershey Park Thunderbolt, also known as the Lightning Racer, is a thrilling dueling wooden roller coaster located in Hersheypark, Pennsylvania. This exhilarating ride features two parallel tracks, Thunder and Lightning, that race against each other, providing a unique and competitive experience for riders. With its impressive height, speed, and innovative design, the Lightning Racer … Read more
The SooperDooperLooper at Hersheypark is a classic steel roller coaster featuring a 2,614-foot track with a 70-foot height and 75-foot drop. Its layout includes a vertical loop, sweeping turns, and a terrain-following design. Located in ‘The Hollow’ section, it interacts with other coasters like Great Bear, creating an exciting ride experience within a compact area … Read more
The Hershey Park Super Soaker, officially known as the Roller Soaker, was a unique suspended roller coaster with interactive water elements. Located in the Boardwalk section of Hersheypark, this 70-foot-tall steel coaster combined thrilling drops with refreshing water features. Riders could target others with water sprayers while also being sprayed from the ground. The 1,300-foot-long … Read more
The Storm Runner Hershey Park test seat is a crucial safety feature located at the ride entrance. It allows guests to determine if they can safely fit into the ride’s restraints before boarding. The test seat mimics the exact seating and restraint configuration of the actual ride, ensuring that guests meet the 54-inch height requirement … Read more
Hershey Park’s wooden rides offer a unique blend of nostalgia and excitement. These classic attractions, including the Comet, Lightning Racer, and the newly added hybrid Wildcat’s Revenge, provide visitors with heart-pounding experiences. From the Comet’s 75-year legacy to the Lightning Racer’s dueling tracks, these wooden coasters showcase the evolution of thrill rides. With varying height … Read more
The Hershey Park rocket ride, officially known as Storm Runner, is a high-speed launch coaster that catapults riders from 0 to 72 mph in just 2 seconds. This intense thrill ride features a 180-foot height, a 2,600-foot track length, and includes exhilarating elements like a 135-foot cobra loop, barrel rolls, and a flying snake dive. … Read more
Hershey Park’s ride height list categorizes attractions based on height requirements, using Hershey Company products as names for each range. From Hershey’s Miniatures (under 36 inches) to Jolly Rancher (54 inches and above), this comprehensive guide helps visitors plan their park experience. The list includes popular rides like Fahrenheit, Skyrush, and Candymonium, along with accessibility … Read more
The track length of Wildcat at Hershey Park has evolved over the years. The original Wild Cat (1923-1945) had a track length of 2,331 feet. The Wildcat (1996-2022) featured a 3,183-foot track. The current Wildcat’s Revenge (2023-present) boasts the longest track at 3,510 feet. Each iteration has brought unique thrills and experiences to Hershey Park … Read more