Over 100 years old Lagoon's "Roller Coaster" remains one of the most popular attractions at the amusement park and is one of only a few wooden coasters between Denver and the West Coast. In 1953, a fire destroyed the front of this coaster, but it was rebuilt the following year. Roller Coaster was designed by John A. Miller and stands 62 feet high. Its double out-and-back layout is nearly half a mile in length.
| Year | Track | Type | Designer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1921 | Wood | Double Out and Back | John A. Miller |
Fact: Originally named "Pippin Dips"
2018 – Roller Coaster's two 4-car, 3-bench Philadelphia Toboggan Company trains were retired and replaced with Millennium Flyers trains from GCI.
1953 – Fire destroys the station and front part of Roller Coaster.
Train has twelve cars with one row each, seating two abreast per row.
Height requirement: Riders must be at least 51 inches tall with an adult or 46 inches to ride alone
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