Yes! The Brush Creek Holl’r mountain coasters is designed with multiple safety features, including automatic braking systems, seat belts, anti-collision technology, and speed regulators. As long as riders follow the rules, the experience is very safe. Riders are monitored by our professionally trained ride operators and by a network of closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras positioned along the track to provide our safety personnel with a view of the entire track. The full length of the track is inspected each morning before opening. We suspend operation of the ride for inspection and troubleshooting in the event of problems or unusual behavior. Please bear with us in the event your ride is delayed as a result of a safety-related hold.

Yes! Our carts allow two riders (a driver and a passenger), as long as they meet age, weight limit and height requirements.

Riders must be at least three (3) years of age to ride as a passenger and 9 years of age to ride alone, subject to height and weight restrictions. Riders below the age of 9 must ride as a passenger with a related adult at least 16 years of age.

Brush Creek Holl’r mountain coaster has the following restrictions:

• Single Riders: Minimum height: 54 inches, Maximum height: 84 inches

• Passengers (tandem ride): Minimum height of 38 inches, primary rider must be at least 16 years of age

• Weight Limit: Maximum 375lbs (330 lbs in wet conditions) total for all riders

Yes! Children may ride as a passenger with an adult (at least 16 years of age). See the height and weight restrictions for tandem rides.

Yes! Each rider has a hand brake system to control their speed. You can go fast for a thrill or slow down for a scenic ride. The coaster control system keeps cart speed to a maximum of 30 miles per hour.

Our carts have a break release – two handles which the primary rider/driver pushes forward – to allow the cart to move down the track more quickly. Brakes are engaged as the driver allows the handles to move back to the default position. Riders may keep the handles all the way forward (brakes fully disengaged) for the full length of the ride, but riders should use them if they want to slow down or maintain a comfortable speed. Automatic braking systems will engage if needed for safety.

Comfortable outdoor clothing and closed-toe shoes are recommended. Avoid wearing loose scarves, long skirts, or any accessories that could get caught in the equipment. In winter, dress warmly, including gloves and a hat.

For safety reasons, we prohibit loose items, including phones, cameras, and bags, while riding. Some coasters have secure storage areas for belongings.

If you stop or slow down excessively, attendants or the automatic braking system will ensure a safe ride for everyone. However, riders should maintain a steady pace and avoid stopping unless necessary.

Riding is not be recommended for individuals with:

• Heart conditions

• Back or neck problems

• Recent surgery

• Pregnancy