Kiddy Hawk

Kiddy Hawk has carried three different themes since it opened in 2003 as Rugrats Runaway Reptar, a Vekoma Suspended Family Coaster built to capitalize on Nickelodeon's then-popular Rugrats franchise. When that licensing deal ended, the park rethemed it in 2010 as Flying Ace Aerial Chase, casting Snoopy as a World War I flying ace chasing the Red Baron along the same suspended track.

The ride's hardware has stayed essentially the same across every retheme: a single train of ten cars climbs a 49-foot lift hill, then eases into a slow looping descent that briefly carries seatless, legs-dangling riders out over the Camp Snoopy midway before a run of gentle turns back to the station. For 2018, the park renamed it Kiddy Hawk and gave it a Wright Brothers-style aviation theme, positioning it as a first-flight training coaster for kids not yet tall enough for Thunder Striker or Fury 325.

Located near the entrance of Camp Snoopy across from Panda Express, Kiddy Hawk remains one of the more head-banging-prone rides in the Vekoma Suspended Family Coaster line, but it's also one of the few inverted coasters built specifically for younger riders anywhere in the region.