If there's any Midwestern amusement park worth traveling to, it's Holiday World, a holiday-themed amalgamation of fun that's perfect for the entire family - or maybe even just a one-of-a-kind date night. Can't make it to Santa Claus for this one? No worries - you can still enjoy the roller coasters at Holiday World in Santa Claus, Indiana with the virtual reality videos the amusement park has made for everyone to enjoy. These wonderful captures give you a 360-degree view of each ride and a close-to-perfect idea of what it is like to ride these wonderful coasters. Scroll on for more details.

Established in 1946, Holiday World is the best amusement park in southern Indiana.

It features both roller coasters and water slides as well as several other types of rides for guests to enjoy.

Video experiences of several of the roller coasters give you a 360-degree view of each ride. How cool is that?

For those who are not typically fans of these sorts of rides, you may find that these videos offer a less intense way to enjoy them.

1. Thunderbird Roller Coaster

Go from zero to 60 miles an hour in 3.5 seconds on this steel roller coaster that is the fastest in the park. If your stomach isn't quite made of steel, you might find that this virtual experience is more enjoyable. Featuring multiple loops, rolls, twists, and turns, this is the nation's only launched wing coaster.

2. The Raven

This wooden roller coaster features surprise drops, a 120-foot tunnel, and a trip over Lake Rudolph. It's a scenic video and ride as well as an exciting one.

3. The Legend

The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow is the theme of this coaster that takes riders through the woods as the headless horseman chases. It has five tunnels and a dramatic drop of 113 feet.

4. The Voyage

This wooden coaster has been rated number one in the country by TIME Magazine. It is one of the longer wooden coasters in the nation stretching 1.2 miles and featuring five underground tunnels as well as three sections of 90-degree banking.

5. Cheetah Chase

Coming in the summer of 2020 is a new ride that combines roller coasters and water slides. The park already offers a virtual, 360-degree video of this ride so you can see what it will be like. This water-powered coaster will have 1,700 feet of track and synchronize with the other rafts going through it.

For more details, check the Holiday World website or Holiday World Facebook page. Which roller coasters at this amusement park are your favorite? Share your thoughts with us in the comments! If you're planning on road-tripping it to Holiday World, you can't start driving without our road trip snacks packing list.

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