Knoebels Amusement Park

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Atlas ObscuraJun 15

The Wooden Way: A Cross-Pennsylvania Pilgrimage to the Golden Age of Thrills

Long before massive steel coasters launched riders into physics-defying drops and corkscrews, Pennsylvania helped define the art of the wooden roller coaster. When they debuted in the early 20th century, many of the state’s classic amusement parks drew city dwellers to lakesides, river valleys, and wooded hillsides for fresh air and excitement. By the 1920s, innovative coaster engineers at loca…

Offers free admission and the Phoenix coaster

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  • Philadelphia Toboggan CompanyAttractionA fun and awesome experience for all ages.
  • KennywoodTheme parkAmusement park with three 1920s-era coasters
  • Jack RabbitSightOldest operating roller coaster, debuted in 1920
  • ThunderboltSightSteep plunge and lateral G-forces since 1924
  • RacerSightMobius loop coaster designed in 1927
  • ThunderhawkSightLast surviving work of Herbert Paul Schmeck
  • Rollo CoasterSightFamily-friendly coaster built into a wooded hillside
  • PhoenixSightRecord holder for #1 wooden roller coaster award
  • KnoebelsTheme parkOpened in 1926, it is the United States' largest free-admission park.
  • TwisterAttractionCoaster with curves, double-helix, and dark tunnel
  • Dorney Park & Wildwater KingdomTheme parkOwned and operated by Six Flags, the park features 64 rides, including eight roller coasters, several thrill rides and…
  • Idlewild & SoakZoneSightAmusement park with the Rollo Coaster
  • Knoebels Amusement ParkSightOffers free admission and the Phoenix coaster
  • CometSightRecognized as a Landmark by American Coaster Enthusiasts
  • HersheyparkTheme parkPark with the Comet and Lightning Racer coasters
  • Ravine Flyer IISightTallest and fastest wooden coaster in the state
  • Waldameer ParkTheme parkFeaturing over 100 rides, slides, and water attractions, Waldameer & Water World offers excitement for the entire…
  • Lightning RacerAttractionTwo wooden coasters that race each other
  • IdlewildNeighborhood
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