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A chicken exit is a type of exit where guests can exit the queue line if they become too afraid to ride roller coasters. It can be used on handicap entrances, elevators, etc. Guests can take the elevator if they chicken out at the last minute. The chicken exit is found on some roller coasters, including the former Orient Express at Worlds of Fun.
Examples of chicken exits
- Orient Express at Worlds of Fun (now defunct)
- Timber Wolf at Worlds of Fun
- Batman The Ride at Six Flags St. Louis
- Batman The Ride at Six Flags Over Georgia
- Batman The Ride at Six Flags Over Texas
- Flight of Fear at Kings Island
- Flight of Fear at Kings Dominion
- Joker's Revenge at Six Flags Fiesta Texas (now defunct)
- Ultra Twister at Six Flags Great Adventure
- Rock 'n' Roller Coaster at Disney's Hollywood Studios
- Raging Bull at Six Flags Great America
- The Bat at Kings Island
- Goliath at Six Flags New England
- Wildcat at Frontier City
Facts
- The chicken exit sign used on Orient Express at Worlds of Fun was moved to Timber Wolf's station after its closure in 2003.
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