Road Runner Rollercoaster

Attraction Type

Junior Coaster

Thrill Level

Mild

Will you and Wile E. Coyote finally catch the Road Runner?

Join the race and ride the Road Runner Rollercoaster!

Road Runner Rollercoaster

Perfect for young kids

11 metres high

Enjoy twists, turns, ups and downs

Riders must be over 110 cm tall

Children between 110 cm - 120 cm must ride with an adult

People with certain medical conditions are prohibited from riding

A group of cheerful people, including children and adults, enjoying a roller coaster ride on a bright, sunny day.

Ride Restrictions

General

The rides and attractions at Village Roadshow Theme Parks (VRTP) incorporate safety systems designed by manufacturers to accommodate people of average physical stature and body proportion. These safety systems may restrict some rider suitability due to guests needing to be safely contained within a restraint.

To experience VRTP’s rides and attractions, all guests must be able to:

maintain the proper riding position,
meet the rider requirements,
appropriately utilise the restraints systems and
safely navigate evacuation stairwells and pathways.

All guests must also be able to demonstrate a willingness and ability to comply with verbal and written rider requirements. VRTP reserves the right to make the final determination regarding rider suitability in accordance with manufacturer’s guidelines and based on the information provided by each guest (specifics of which are detailed above). Guests should visit Guest Services prior to presenting to our attractions. Our friendly Guest Services team will assist in planning the best day possible, including providing our communication wristband, which helps to ensure guests have an enjoyable experience. Please note that as manufacturer’s recommendations change, so to may some information within this guide.

Access

Accessible entry via ride exit

Parent swap available here

Restrictions

Guests with the following

Height less than 110cm

Height between 110cm and 120cm must ride with a responsible adult

Recent surgery, illness

Neck/back disorders

Pre-existing limb injuries

Pregnancy

Heart disorders/high blood pressure

Under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication

Seizures, epilepsy, vertigo, motion sickness

Pacemakers

Activities

Smoking, drinking or eating

Photography, video

Bare feet - shoes required, remove loose footwear at ride

Loose/Large Items

Rider Requirements

Riders must be able to:

Transfer into a train independently or with the assistance of a companion/carer
Independently maintain an upright position whilst seated
Continually grasp the lap bar with at least one natural upper limb that extends past the elbow joint
Have at least one natural lower limb that extends to the ankle
Absorb sudden and dramatic movements
Follow the instructions of the ride attendants at all times

If Due To Size, Restraint Cannot Lock As Required

Due to the restrictive nature of the restraint, some riders may experience difficulty meeting restraint requirements.

If you have concerns please see a staff member prior to lining up.

Caution

Height

Speed

Companion & Carer Assistance

At some rides and attractions, it may be necessary for guests to be assisted in or out of a ride vehicle. It is recommended that guests requiring additional assistance plan to visit with a companion/carer who can physically or verbally assist when necessary.

Ride stoppages may require exiting outside of the usual load/unload locations. It may also be necessary to exit the vehicle on the opposite side of the platform. Some rides require exiting to be navigated independently. It may be necessary to navigate a number of stairs or varying terrain after being exited from the ride.

Unfortunately, our team members are not able to physically assist guests into or out of ride vehicles, nor are they available to accompany guests for the duration of the day.

In addition to visiting Guest Services to discuss the nature of our rides and attractions, we strongly recommend a companion/carer experience our rides/ attractions first to gain an understanding of rider suitability.