Timber Wolf — Attraction in Kansas City

I’ve been on this ride like 3 times and I was actually impressed. Everyone says it is very bumpy and whiplashing but I was definitely not feeling that. This may be because I was scared or that I wasn’t really thinking of it that much. My first roller coaster was actually timber wolf, and of course I was scared to go on any roller coaster I was crying and closing my eyes and which that May of made it not as weird and uncomfortable for me not thinking about it. I don’t really recommend this coaster for anyone older than 50 only because it does kinda hurt my neck and back for the rest of the day but overall it’s a good wooden...

Hi there, I went to World's of Fun about one month ago and I'd really like to go there again in the future!.. I didn't take any photos of the amusement park outside of downtown Kansas City, but I had a great time with my brother who lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The lines for the rollercoaster rides tend to be fairly long, but my group of friends who went to the amusement park, were all satisfied with our trip to World's of Fun for that Saturday afternoon that we all went to the amusement park. It was before Halloween this year, but the staff made an attempt to surprise all of the people that chose to drive to World's of Fun...

I rode Timber Wolf on the fourth of July in 2020 and what a ride. The GCI retracking has really smoothed out this coaster, which from what I heard in the past was absolutely necessary. It's not the smoothest coaster ever but the forces more than make up for that. It has great laterals and an amazing first drop. The airtime might be the best in the park, with moments of floater over the speed hills and ejector on the first two drops. It's more intense than rough, which might turn some people off but I personally loved it's speed and intensity. Definitely the second best coaster at WOF...