Woodstock's Air Rail
Steel Inverted at Kings Island, Mason, Ohio. Opened 2001.
- Height
- 49 ft
- Drop
- n/a
- Top speed
- 26 mph
- Length
- 1,122 ft
- Inversions
- 0
- Ride time
- 1 min 30 s
- Designer
- Vekoma
This ride opened in 2001 as Rugrats Runaway Reptar and was renamed Flying Ace Aerial Chase in 2010. It became Woodstock's Air Rail in 2024, when Kings Island opened its Camp Snoopy area.
Sources
- sixflags.com/kingsisland/attractions/woodstock-s-air-rail (Park page: inverted steel coaster for kids and families in Camp Snoopy; 49 feet, 26 mph; double helix and two 180-degree turns; introduced 2001; Vekoma; rider height 44 to 76 inches.)
- rcdb.com/1037.htm (Woodstock's Air Rail, Vekoma Suspended Family Coaster 342m, operating since 2001; length 1,122 ft, height 48.6 ft, speed 26 mph, 0 inversions, duration 1:30; former names Flying Ace Aerial Chase (2010-2023) and Rugrats Runaway Reptar (2001-2009).)
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodstock%27s_Air_Rail (Opened April 7, 2001; names Rugrats Runaway Reptar 2001-2009, Flying Ace Aerial Chase 2010-2023, Woodstock's Air Rail 2024-present; Camp Snoopy.)
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kings_Island (2024: Camp Snoopy opened and Flying Ace Aerial Chase became Woodstock's Air Rail.)
Numbers are from the ride's manufacturer and park where published; "n/a" means we have not confirmed that number yet. Spotted an error? Tell us.