The Best Woodie under 75 feet Tall

[Skycoastin Steve]

Wooden Warrior and Jack Rabbit are the two best I've been on.

[Luukardinho]

My best is Joris en de Draak at the Efteling.

[Schotcher]

Yankee Cannonball. <3

[sspaz1000]

Wooden Warrior and Jack Rabbit are the two best I've been on.

 

Never been on Jack Rabbit, but I was going to say Wooden Warrior for sure.

[VinTheAttendant]

I'm pretty sure I already posted in this thread, but it was only before I rode Wooden Warrior. So yeah, add it to my list!

[screaminkid2005]

I'm going to have to go with Phoenix at Knoebels! While it has a height of 78ft, it has 72ft first drop! One of the best woodies i've ever been on! =D

[rolercstrluvr]

Out of the few i've been on, i'm gonna have to go with the Giant Dipper at the SCBB.

[Ejectorbater]

I'm going to have to go with Phoenix at Knoebels! While it has a height of 78ft

 

Please read the title of this thread. It says, "The Best Woodie under 75 feet Tall." Now read your post lol

[chickenbowl]

Definitely Snata Cruz Giant Dipper! Thing is sweet.

[screaminkid2005]

I'm going to have to go with Phoenix at Knoebels! While it has a height of 78ft

 

Please read the title of this thread. It says, "The Best Woodie under 75 feet Tall." Now read your post lol

 

I read the title of the tread, three feet isn't that big of a deal.

 

 

EDIT: After reading most of the posts on this thread, I think it's funny on how a bunch of people basically all said the same thing about Phoenix. "Height... Drop... Awesomeness!"

Edited February 29, 2012 by screaminkid2005

[154bmag]

Giant Dipper at SCBB

[rcdude]

Giant Dipper at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. It is one of my top ten wooden coasters overall.

[jason10]

I'm going to say Wooden Warrior at Quassy.

[The Yeti]

http://rcdb.com/214.htm?p=20051

 

This is one of the only woodies under 75 ft tall that I've been on, and it's a decent ride. It's got some ejector airtime, especially in the front seat cresting the top of the second hill. It's a rough one...

 

I really want to try out this Wooden Warrior ride. It looks and sounds quite impressive for its size. Some of the others mentioned here sound great, too. I would much rather ride one of these woodies than many of the big, rough ones!

[Meteornotes]

Wooden Warrior!

 

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[TPDave]

^ Seconded!

 

It's a really fin little family coaster

[goatdan]

Wow! I figured there was a bunch of rides that I'd have gone on that fell into this category, and while they are, all the really good wooden coasters that I was thinking of are almost all exactly 80 feet tall. Weird.

 

The one that no one else has named that was amazing to me is Zippin Pippin. I didn't expect much from it, and I found it to be absolutely amazing. A true gem.

[JayTricky]

ANTELOPE!

[Moose]

^I think my spine was shortened by that little coaster.

[Nrthwnd]

Coaster @ Playland.

Vancouver, Canada.

 

Still going strong after 50+ years!

Not bad for under 75 feet high, hmmm?

[RideofSteel]

Thunderbolt at SFNE...one of my all time favorite coasters!

[11slataus]

^^ I have to agree with Playland's Coaster. While the layout's nothing remarkable, the airtime is phenomenal. And such minimal restraints!

[JayTricky]

^I think my spine was shortened by that little coaster.

 

It's one hell of an experience that's for sure. Stroke stroke stroke.

[CpBluestreakCp]

Jack Rabbit at Kennywood. Love this little ride, especially the "double dip".

[australianalex]

Grand National. Great, classic racing coaster with a fun layout and a nice, nostalgic feel. Oh, and batcrap INSANE airtime. It's very rough, but the airtime is worth it IMO. The mini double down under "Valentines" was especially insane.