Kennywood
Former attractions

Kennywood

Section Title: Former attractions
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Ride	Years in Operation	Manufacturer/Designer	Type/Model	Description

Flying Carpet	1988–2006	Zierer	Flying Carpet	Formerly located where the Cosmic Chaos is now, this was a high-speed ride that begins by rocking back and forth until the momentum rotates it right over the top.

Ghost Ship	1967–1975	Dark Ride	Bill Tracy	The Ghost Ship was the final theme of the dark ride located in 1899 Dance Pavilion building. In the early part of the 1975 season, The Ghost Ship burned to the ground due to faulty wiring.

Gold Rusher	1981–2007	Maurice Ayers	Dark Ride	Originally designed with a spiral lift taking the cars from the station on the ground level to the show scenes on the second floor, the station was rebuilt above the midway where it could be reached by stairs next to the Raging Rapids.

King Kahuna	2003–2009	Huss	Top Spin	The ride consists of a gondola attached to two arms. The arms rotate in a circle while the platform flips riders upside down.

Log Jammer	1975-2017	Arrow Dynamics	Log Flume	A fiberglass log flume water ride and a water roller coaster, which runs through the wooded area in the back of the park.

Pitt Fall	1997–2011	Intamin	2nd Generation Freefall	A 251 ft (76 m) drop tower that was the world's tallest drop tower upon opening. This ride was sold to an undisclosed new owner outside of the United States and replaced by the Black Widow.

Steel Phantom	1991-2000	Arrow Dynamics	Looping Hyper Coaster	A 160 feet (49 m) tall coaster which was the world's fastest coaster when it opened. It closed in 2000 to be remade into The Phantom's Revenge.

Turnpike Kennywood Turnpike.JPG	1966–2009	Arrow Dynamics/ Morgan	Electric Cars	An antique car ride formerly located right at the front of the park. This attraction originally debuted with gasoline powered cars and was sponsored by Gulf Oil.

WipeOut	1993–2008	Chance	WipeOut	In 1993, it temporarily replaced the Enterprise (now Volcano) while it was being rehabbed. In 1994, it was a similar placeholder for the Wave Swinger which was being rehabbed for its move to Lost Kennywood and ultimately replaced by the Kennyville Stage.

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