Jack Rabbit (Kennywood)
Jackrabbit in Kennywood (West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, USA) is a wooden roller coaster by Charlie Mach and Kennywood, which was opened in 1921. It was designed by John A. Miller and belongs to the category of ACE Coaster Classic, the roller coaster classics of the American roller coaster enthusiasts. She is currently the oldest still -propelled roller coaster in the park.
The Double Dip can be described as two -consecutive runs. First, the first half of the double-dip recession is descended. At the center of the double-dip recession, the line is again horizontal, after which the route is steep again.
Jackrabbit has three trains, each with three cars. In each carriage six people ( three rows of two people) take place.