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• The “Phantom’s Revenge” was originally named the “Steel Phantom”.

• It was built in 1991.

• After the 2000 season, the “Steel Phantom” had some changes made.

• According to Kennywood, this was done because of riders’ complaints of how rough the ride was on their necks and heads.

• This ride has been a favorite since 1921.

• John Miller built the “Jack Rabbit”.

• This ride is best known for its 70’ double-dip drop.

• Riders must be at least 36’’ to ride.

• Riders between 36’’ and 46’’ must ride with an adult.

• The Exterminator is a high-speed roller coaster in the dark.

• The individual cars twist as they travel on the twisting track.

• The point of the ride is to become the rat while in the car,while traveling through the underground utilities.Also, trying to escape the enemy-The Exterminator.

• This ride has been rated “Ultimate Roller Coater” and “The King of Coasters”.

• It remains on riders’ “top list of coasters”.

• This roller coaster reaches up to miles of 50 mph.

• You must be at least 52’’ to ride this coaster.

• The Log Jammer was built in 1975.

• This water ride has hollowed-out logs that travel through 1650 feet.

• The ride includes two lift hills, a 27’ spill way drop, and a 53’ drop down the final chute.

• Riders between 36’’ and 46’’ must ride with a responsible adult.

• Noah’s Ark was built in 1936.

• This ride was re-themed several times.

• Guests now go on an “adventure” to the famous Ark.

• You ride in an abandoned elevator and drudge through the cavernous belly of the mountain it rests upon.