The Voyage


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The Voyage — Wooden Terrain Coaster, Holiday World
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The Voyage
Holiday World · US · Wooden Terrain Coaster, 2006
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Height 159 ft
Speed 67 mph
Inversions 0
Throughput 1,200est. rph
Build Cost $8.5est. m
Vintage 2006
RARE
№ 58/150
“Five tunnels wait in the Indiana woods, and the train knows the road.”

E2 · № 58/150

The Voyage

Holiday World · US · The Gravity Group Wooden Terrain Coaster

“Five tunnels wait in the Indiana woods, and the train knows the road.”

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The story of The Voyage

Holiday World announced The Voyage in July 2005 as the great wooden centerpiece of its new Thanksgiving section, prepared for the park’s sixtieth anniversary season. For visitors bound for Santa Claus, Indiana, the promise was a fresh course through the wooded country, opening on May 6, 2006. coaster101.com· holidayworld.com

The ride was shaped by The Gravity Group with Will Koch, and Holiday World describes it as a wooden out-and-back coaster on a steel structure. Its journey is not a simple run to the far turn and home again; the official account calls out five underground tunnels, eight underground moments, and dark passages worked into the Indiana ground. holidayworld.com· thegravitygroup.com

Its early reputation was swift and formal. The Golden Ticket Awards list The Voyage as Best New Attraction for 2006, and then as the top wooden coaster winner from 2007 through 2011. The little town name of Santa Claus travelled far in those ballots. goldenticketawards.com· goldenticketawards.com

A wooden coaster remains a living piece of carpentry, and Holiday World has continued to tend The Voyage in the off-season. In 2019 the park described substantial track replacement, careful work among the treeline, and the annual craft of keeping the long road ready for returning visitors. holidayworld.com

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