Runaway Mine Train

Man, I love this little ride but it is getting painful to ride in my old age, haha! The original Mine Train roller coaster from Arrow Development, who also made the first log flume (El Aserradero) and the Disneyland Matterhorn (first tubular steel coaster), is still a thrill after nearly 60 years. Full of dips and tight turns, multiple lift hills and a surprising dive under the water. Just a blast I miss the days, before the Superman Tower of Power and the Air Racers, when you could still see the ride dive into the water from the footpath.

Jul 31, 2024

Rough on the back and ribs. Wheel chair access available.

Dec 29, 2024

This ride is a fun family coaster. It has some decent turns and speed and one part where you go into a cave but the standout moment is the finale. It goes in a well themed saloon and then the drop gives great ejector airtime in the back car it’s far more intense than you’d expect. And I love this rides setting. But the downside is that this ride is a bit jerky and hurts a little but I love this rides power. I give this ride a 6.5 out of 10 because it hurts.

Aug 15, 2023

It is awesome ride. The line goes quickly because there are two trains in it.

Nov 25, 2019

The overall ride was good. But push your legs against the car in front of you because this ride will bruise your back hard. Also there are some points in the ride where you turn 90 degrees really fast so be prepared for that, too.

Oct 15, 2022