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Idora Park

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It sucks how Idora Park ended.A welder left his torch on in the Lost River Ride,and it spread catching the midway,and their main attraction, The Wildcat!It looks very fun on these POVs,but now their both gone completly. :(

Wildcat POV http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=8KaOFp4mk2w

Jack Rabbit POV http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=lKUTeicINsc&...feature=related

I'll add a few POV to your list.

<-- Higher Quality Jack Rabbit

<-- Back Wabbit

<-- Baby Wildcat

When the Wildcat burned down, it was ranked in the top 10 wooden coasters at the time. What a shame. And as for the Jack Rabbit, it doesn't have upstops.

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I'll add a few POV to your list.

<-- Higher Quality Jack Rabbit

<-- Back Wabbit

<-- Baby Wildcat

When the Wildcat burned down, it was ranked in the top 10 wooden coasters at the time. What a shame. And as for the Jack Rabbit, it doesn't have upstops.

Yeah,Ive been told it was a side friction coaster.Dont know what that is?

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Nope, theres only one side friction coaster left running in the US (Leap the Dips). The Jackrabbit was not a side friction coaster at all.

http://www.rcdb.com/id243.htm

Oh,yeah I can tell now!!But on Idora Park.org It said it was a side friction.

...as it was, when it was built. Doubtless, when Mr. Edward Vettel rebuilt it in 1930, the upstops were added...as a safety feature, which they are. Originally, Jack Rabbit only did 23 miles per hour!

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