A prospector on the wild frontier could make a fortune mining for gold… as long as the brakes on his old mine car held out. Now you can feel the high-speed charge of flying down the rails on a runaway mine train. This longtime favorite has been thrilling miners of all sizes since it was built in 1971— that would make it the very first roller coaster ever at Six Flags St. Louis. Now your whole family will carry on the tradition.
Basic data
- Park:
- Six Flags St. Louis
- Park zone:
- Gateway to the West
- Category:
- Rollercoaster
- Manufacturer:
- State:
- In operation
- Fun factor:
- Thrill:
- Thematisation:
Safety Regulation
Unaccompanied
from 106 cm / from 0 years
Accompanied
from 106 cm
Prohibit
under 106 cm
Technical informationen
- Length:
- 762.00 m
- Height:
- 10.00 m
- Top speed:
- 11 km/h
- Duration:
- 03:00 min.
Trains information
- Cars per train:
- 5
- Rows per car:
- 3
- Persons per train:
- 30
- Seats per row:
- 2
Additional Informationen
- Virtual reality:
- Surcharge:
- FastPass:
Ride elements
3 x Chain Lift
History
June 5, 1971 | Opening under the name "River King Mine Train".
1972 | Renamed to "River King Run-Away Mine Train".
1984 | Renamed to "Rail Blazer".
1985 | Renamed to "River King Mine Train".
Contributions
- Jarvis (36)
- MountedShooter (24)
- jansen_m (3)
