The Wildest Wild Mouse

[larrygator]

^I never felt any of the "motion" when I rode this in 2009 with TPR. I'm pretty sure that most other TPR Tour participants are in agreement with me.

[cfc]

^As I recall it just seemed to twitch a little.

[robbalvey]

My vote still goes for the Blackpool Wild Mouse!

[cfc]

^Same. It reminded me a lot of the old Wild Mouse at Santa Cruz, which scared the crap out of me when I was a kid--only on the Blackpool ride, you had a fair chance of cracking your head open on a low beam.

Edited March 27, 2014 by cfc

[gisco]

^Same. It reminded me a lot of the old Wild Mouse at Santa Cruz, which scared the crap out of me when I was a kid--only on the Blackpool ride, you had a fair chance of cracking your head open on a low beam.

 

The Wild Mouse in Santa Cruise was one of the first coaster I ever rode. It scared the crap out of me too!

[rctneil]

100% the Wild Mouse at Blackpool. That thing is insane and throws you around the corners so brutally. Excellent ride though but brace yourselves for every turn.

[alwaysairtime14]

Quassy's old Mad Mouse (aka Pipecoaster). No lap bar, only a seatbelt...if you were the front rider. Back rider had nothing. The helixes of death were so shaky! The top hairpin turns were scary. Didn't help that the ride looked like it could topple over at any minute.

 

[Dr. M]

I've heard Hershey's is particularly good. Is that what most people think? I haven't ridden it in ages and I don't remember anything particularly special about it.

[cfc]

^^Looks like your typical Wild Mouse in China, only without as many plants growing through it.

 

^The one at Hersheypark is pretty good. It sits up on a hill, which adds to the fun, and I don't think it's braked all over the course like some others.

[XII]

Best Wild Mouse I've ridden so far would be the Wild Chipmunk @ Lakeside Park. Loved that thing.