Woodstock's Express.

I was wondering, can I (14yr old) be able to ride Woodstock's Express without a child, or do i need a child to ride with?? Cuz it looks really fun and i wanna try it sometime.

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You should be able to no problem. I rode just a few weeks ago with my friend and we are both 18. We even got front seat, but dont worry, the little boy behind us in line said that after the first turn it's nothing! ;)

As long as you are at least 48" tall, and older than 3 years old, you can ride Woodstock. If you are under 48" tall, you will need to ride with a "responsible person" who is at least 16 years old. Incidentally, signage indicates that the ride is not "Woodstock's Express", but rather "Woodstock Express." --Dave Althoff, Jr.

And BTW, Woodstock now has two sets of orange seat belts per seat.

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Tyler Adams

It's short, but it is fun. I think it might be a little too intense for very young children. Just my opinion.

My 4-year old [at the time] sister loved it. =)

Fastest family coaster in the world! It goes faster than the Mine Ride! I love it!!! I think it is a great first coaster for the bigger kids, that wouldnt like Jr Gemini.

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Airtime?? We DO need some stinking AIRTIME!

They wouldn't let me on it a few weeks ago. All adults had to be accompanied by children. This policy must change day to day as I have rode it before without incident.
I did find a kid later that day to take me on Jr. Gemini :) *** This post was edited by Joe on 8/2/2000. ***

Yeah, 2 of my friends and I rode in separate seats. We are all 15, it was pretty fun. It's pretty intense, but it's short.

Me and Jeff (screechnowl) rode it opening day no problem, we got front seat (we wanted back though). That stupid bell on the front sucks...lol.

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