Breakdance at Kentucky Kingdom has been in operation since 1990. Designed and manufactured by HUSS from their Breakdance line. Formerly known as Whirling Dervish, this spinning flat ride is sure to please all who decide to bust a move. Breakdance at Kentucky Kingdom Experience When you enter the gates of Kentucky Kingdom, if you head […]
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Bluebeard’s Bounty at Kentucky Kingdom has been in operation since 1990. Designed and manufactured by HUSS from their swinging pirate ship line. Sure to please thrill-seekers who haven’t eaten recently. Bluebeard’s Bounty Experience The ride can be a little hard to find. If you see Lightning Run you are close. It’s sandwiched in between Lightning
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Bella Musica at Kentucky Kingdom has been in operation since 1996. Possibly designed and manufactured by Wooddesign Amusement-Rides (More on that at the bottom) from their Carousel line. This classic carousel model is sure to please all riders. Bella Musica Experience This sits a little over halfway into the park. Sandwiched in between Thunder Run
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5D Cinema at Kentucky Kingdom has been in operation since 2014. Manufactured by SimEx-Iwerks which specializes in experiences like this. This is a short movie-going experience that is also sort of a ride. Perfect for families and anyone looking to sit inside for some air conditioning. *Please note that we always try to provide tons
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Kentucky Kingdom Roller Coasters are a creative bunch. The park is basically in downtown Louisville and is neighbors with an airport. Because of this, they have restrictions on how tall any of their attractions can be. What could have been a real issue for most parks Kentucky Kingdom instead got creative. Here we will be
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Storm Chaser at Kentucky Kingdom has been operating since 2016, designed and Manufactured by Rocky Mountain Construction (RMC) using their I-BOX track. This steel coaster was to replace the older racing coaster Twisted Twins. Like Lightning Run, this coaster isn’t the tallest or fastest, but it makes up for it with intensity and airtime. Storm Chaser at Kentucky Kingdom
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Lightning Run at Kentucky Kingdom has been in operation since 2014. Designed and manufactured by Chance Rides from their Chance Hyper GTX line. This coaster isn’t the tallest or fastest around but that doesn’t stop it from being one of the most aggressive coasters ever built. One of the signature rides at the park and
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T3 Roller Coaster at Kentucky Kingdom has been in operation since 1995. Designed and manufactured by Vekoma from their SLC line. This is a cult classic of a roller coaster. It is known to be a horrible mess of a coaster by enthusiasts. Yet it remains a very popular ride at the park. So is
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Thunder Run at Kentucky Kingdom has been in operation since 1990. Designed and manufactured by the Dinn Corporation with those classic trains provided by Philadelphia Toboggan Company (PTC). This compact wooden coaster has one of the more unique layouts which should please most any thrill-seeker. Thunder Run Experience This wooden coaster sits about the middle
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Kentucky Flyer at Kentucky Kingdom has been in operation since 2019. Designed and manufactured by the experts at The Gravity Group. This is an out-and-back family wooden coaster that while lacking in impressive stats still packs a real punch. Kentucky Flyer Experience Kentucky Kingdom has a very odd layout. The location of Kentucky Flyer is
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