Jetson's Jet Orbiters

Paramount's Kings Island
Location	Mason, Ohio, USA
Section	Hanna-Barbera Land
Status	Defunct
Operated	April 29, 1972 to 2005

Coney Island
Location	Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Operated	1960 to 1971

Statistics

Manufacturer

Allan Herschell Company

Product

Helicopter

Jetson's Jet Orbiters was a Junior Jets ride built by US manufacturer Allan Herschell Company that was previously located at Paramount's Kings Island in Mason, Ohio, USA.

History

The ride originally opened in 1960 at Coney Island. The ride had kangaroo-shaped vehicles. It closed with the park in 1971 and was relocated to the new Kings Island theme park in 1972.

The ride's kangaroo-shaped vehicles were replaced with helicopter-shaped units in the late 1970s.

The ride was renamed Jetson's Spaceport in 1992.^[1]

It was removed after the 2005 season to make way for Hanna-Barbera Land's merger with Nickelodeon Central into Nickelodeon Universe.^[2]

References

↑ Jim, Knippenberg (1992-04-10). "20 new reasons to visit Kings Island". The Cincinnati Enquirer. Retrieved 2024-07-24.
↑ "Kings Island: What's new for 35th season". The Cincinnati Post. 2006-04-13. p. 30. Retrieved 2024-08-26.

Present

Coasters

Adventure Express Banshee The Bat The Beast Diamondback Flight of Fear Great Pumpkin Coaster Invertigo Mystic Timbers Orion Queen City Stunt Coaster Racer Snoopy's Soap Box Racers Woodstock Express Woodstock's Air Rail

Former

Coasters

Bat Bavarian Beetle Demon Firehawk King Cobra Scooby's Ghoster Coaster Son of Beast Vortex

Former

Coasters

Clipper Galaxi Python Shooting Star Skyrocket Teddy Bear Twister Wildcat

Attractions

Calypso Carousel Cuddle Up Flying Bobs Flying Scooter Haunted House Jetson's Jet Orbiters Log Flume Monster Olympic Bobs Peanuts Off-Road Rally Rock-O-Plane Rotor Scrambler Scrappy's Slide Screecher Skyride Tempest Tumble Bug

Water slides

Silver Bullet

[1] Jim, Knippenberg (1992-04-10). "20 new reasons to visit Kings Island". The Cincinnati Enquirer. Retrieved 2024-07-24.

[2] "Kings Island: What's new for 35th season". The Cincinnati Post. 2006-04-13. p. 30. Retrieved 2024-08-26.

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