Adventure Express
Board mine trains and take an adventure through tunnels and temples on this abandoned exploration track. Watch out for trouble in the tunnels!
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Backlot Stunt Coaster
Board your own Mini Coopers and peel out! Speed through parking garages, subway tunnels, high-speed police chases, and come crashing through a billboard into an L.A. aqueduct.
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The Beast
Ride the world's longest wooden roller coaster, tearing through 7,359 feet of track at nearly 64 miles per hour, covering 35 densely wooded acres.
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Fairly Odd Coaster
An original Kings Island coaster by John Allen, this is an exciting junior woodie in Nickelodeon Universe!
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Firehawk
Kings Island celebrates its 35th anniversary in 2007 by soaring to new heights with its 14th roller coaster, Firehawk. Debuting Memorial Day Weekend, this innovative flying coaster propels willing test pilots 115 feet in the air and through five inversions at speeds of more than 50 mph - all while facing the ground, experiencing the inconceivable feeling of human flight.
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Flight Deck
On March 3, 1969, The United States Navy established an elite school for the top one percent of its pilots. Its purpose was to teach the lost art of aerial combat and to insure that the handful of men who graduated were the best fighter pilots in the world. They succeeded. Today, the Navy calls it Fighter Weapons School. The flyers call it: TOP GUN.
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Flight of Fear
Scream on the world's first linear induction launch steel coaster, with four inversions and over 3,000 feet of twisted track, all indoors in total darkness!
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Invertigo
Watch your friends scream on the midwest's first face-to-face inverted coaster!
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Little Bill's Giggle Coaster
Hop aboard and take a spin on this small kiddie coaster in Nickelodeon Universe!
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The Racer
Ride this classic racing coaster designed by John Allen! One of the original rides in the park when Kings Island opened, one side goes forwards, but the other goes BACKWARDS!
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Rugrats Runaway Reptar
The world's first junior inverted coaster. Themed after the Rugrats movie "Runaway Reptar." Watch out for the dinosaur!
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Son of Beast
Do you dare? It's the world's tallest, fastest, and only looping wooden roller coaster! 218 feet tall, 78 miles per hour, and a 118-foot-tall vertical loop.
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Vortex
Spin around on the world's first six inversion steel coaster, with over 4,000 feet of track! Located in Coney Mall, Vortex was built in 1987 by Arrow Dynamics.
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