Unfortunately we found this on our last day, on our way to the airport. We had a couple of hours and was happy to spend the time there.

Apparently trying to maintain a wooden roller coaster in the Florida humidity became too much of a financial burden and this coster closed in May. While there are roller coaster fans trying to get another park to purchase it and relocate it, it appears that it may have run it's last riders. Very sad.

Good drinks, nice people, great music, pool tables, darts, but very smokey inside, leave there smelling like smoke.

Now that enough let me get answer from you it is let i want to know if everything will be ok.

I've ridden this coaster since it has opened and I love it. It always makes me smile.

It is nice to do once or twice. Fun for a child's first coaster. A little pricey.

Well I really & truly liked everything and had "NO" dislikes about nothing. Because this was my very first time in Ft. Lauderdale and also at the Homewood Suites. But I have stayed at Hilton properties before and I always will. I, was truly impressed from the very beginning to the end. And it started with being picked up from... More

the first time i rode it, i was so scared, i was scared of wooden roller coasters and it was HUGE! (to me anyway) i rode it once, and thought, the fright i got, was the fun part, and i couldnt stop riding it, i loved it! i came a 2nd time, it wasnt as fun, cause i knew all... More

This is one of two roller coasters designed by The Coaster Works in 2000. The Dania Beach Hurricane has a dogleg double out and back layout. The wood track is 3,200 feet long, rises up a 10-story lift and the Hurricane begins with a 95-foot first drop. Two five car trains from the Philadelphia Toboggan Company travel the circuit in... More