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Jack Rabbit
Wood Out-and-Back at Seabreeze Amusement Park, Rochester, New York. Opened 1920.
- Height
- 75 ft
- Drop
- 75 ft
- Top speed
- n/a
- Length
- 2,150 ft
- Inversions
- 0
- Ride time
- n/a
- Designer
- John A. Miller
Jack Rabbit is a wooden roller coaster at Seabreeze Amusement Park in Rochester, New York. It opened on May 31, 1920.
History
The coaster was designed by John A. Miller with Harry C. Baker. In August 1923 a fire destroyed several of the park's buildings, including the Old Mill and a dance hall, and damaged the Jack Rabbit, which was rebuilt. RCDB also credits D.H. Morgan Manufacturing as a builder of the ride.
The park describes the layout as a modified out-and-back. Its 2,150 feet of track include a 75-foot drop, a series of dips, a sharp final curve and a finale through a dark tunnel. A chain lift pulls the single train of five cars, each seating four riders in two rows, up the lift hill. Riders must be at least 48 inches tall.
Sources
- seabreeze.com/park-attractions/jack-rabbit (Park page: built in 1920; designed by Miller & Baker; modified out-and-back layout; 2,150 ft of track; 75-ft drop; final curve and dark tunnel; 48-inch minimum height.)
- rcdb.com/227.htm (RCDB: operating since 1920-05-31; wood sit-down terrain coaster; length 2,130 ft; height 75 ft; 0 inversions; chain lift and tunnel; single train of 5 cars, 20 riders; built by D.H. Morgan Manufacturing; builder Harry C. Baker; designer John A. Miller; August 1923 fire, Jack Rabbit rebuilt.)
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.