cars ride. A rebuilding procedure has begun and Lagoon is still set to open on the normal date for the 2022 season. Attractions Roller coasters Lagoon features ten different roller coasters. The oldest, Roller Coaster (often called White Roller Coaster by locals), was built in 1921 and is an American Coaster Enthusiasts Roller Coaster Landmark. Thrill rides Dark rides Water rides Family rides Children rides X-Venture Zone In 1995, the Skycoaster towers were set up on the North Midway and marked the beginning of what would become the X-Venture Zone. (The sky coaster was previously owned by Midway West and traveled in carnivals.) Later the Top Eliminator, Double Thunder Raceway, and The Catapult would all become part of the X-Venture Zone. These rides are not included in Lagoon's all-day Passport and require an extra fee to ride. Skycoaster: Lagoon's Skycoaster opened during the 1995 season. Lagoon was one of the first amusement parks in the United States to add the Skycoaster to its collection of rides. This was also the first of the five rides that would be included in the X-Venture Zone. The launch tower is tall and the main arch is tall. The flyers, up to 3 at a time, are raised up to a height of . When they are instructed to do so, one of the flyers pulls the rip cord and then the flyers drop rapidly, reaching speeds up to and experiencing sensations similar to hang gliding and skydiving. Top Eliminator: In 1996 Lagoon added Top Eliminator to the park. Riders get to simulate a drag race down a four lane race track complete with "Christmas tree" countdown lights. The ride cost $1.2 million and the opening was delayed by about 3 months due to software glitches. The attraction opened for the 1996 season at the end of August. Riders can reach speeds up to in 2.8 seconds. Lagoon was the second amusement park to receive this ride. Kentucky Kingdom was the first. The attraction was removed in 2011; Cannibal was erected on the site. Double Thunder Raceway: Double Thunder Raceway, an elaborate go-cart ride, opened at the beginning of the 2000 season. The go-carts consist of two separate tracks; Lightning at and Thunder at . Each track has 28 go-carts and features several sweeping turns, overpasses, 360-degree spirals, straight-aways, and camelbacks. At the time this attraction opened the go-cart drivers had to be at