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This was essentially a glorified wild mouse, but with its own layout with a bit character than most. In most parks, this would be an afterthought, but in a small park with only 3 coasters, this is on...

This was essentially a glorified wild mouse, but with its own layout with a bit character than most. In most parks, this would be an afterthought, but in a small park with only 3 coasters, this is one of the highlights of the park. However, with the truly epic, world-class woodie, The Ozark Wildcat being a walk-on all day, there was no reason to ride this more than once. It delivered the typical herky-jerky ride with rather intense drops and turns that these types of coasters are known for. It delivered almost exactly what I expected from it. Overall, a decent ride and a good addition to this wonderful little park.

If you like big, fast coasters with world-leading elements then this ride is for you. Too many miserable people around here, trying hard not to have fun. Literally complaining about the longest mome...

If you like big, fast coasters with world-leading elements then this ride is for you. Too many miserable people around here, trying hard not to have fun. Literally complaining about the longest moment of ejector in the world saying it's not enough.

This was a very good, classic, PTC, John Allen coaster. On its own, in a park with 10+ other coasters, this still would have been a solid addition to that park. Being where it was at Bell's, it was ...

This was a very good, classic, PTC, John Allen coaster. On its own, in a park with 10+ other coasters, this still would have been a solid addition to that park. Being where it was at Bell's, it was truly a gem. This was the only coaster and by far the main attraction of the wonderful little park. I went several times over the course of just a couple of years. I had a blast each and every time. This coaster still had manual brakes, making it unique. That of course doesn't add anything to the thrill of the ride in any. It is just and feature that adds a bit of interest or intrigue as you literally got to watch the ride operator pull on this 5ft tall wooden lever to apply the brakes as the train comes into the station. The ride experience itself was way more than decent. It had all the classic wooden shakes and rattles with excellent pops of air. The first drop into the Joker's mouth was fun and a bit of a head chopper. It was very re-ridable. The coaster community lost a real treasure when Bell's closed.