The coaster park of the pair
Fun Spot runs two Orlando-area parks, and Kissimmee is the one with the woodie. Mine Blower is a 2,300-foot Gravity Group wooden coaster whose signature move is a 360-degree barrel roll directly over its own station — the first inverting wooden coaster in the Southeast when it opened in 2017. The grand-opening video on this page has Fun Spot's CEO explaining exactly that, and the on-ride footage backs it up.
And the tallest swing anywhere
The other headline is vertical: the world's tallest SkyCoaster at 300 feet — a hang-glider-meets-bungee swing that drops riders from resort-roof height. The family ride footage on this page shows the whole arc, from the slow winch up to the pull-cord drop.
The Fun Spot formula
Free admission, pay per ride or by the armband, carnival energy, go-kart tracks, and no all-day commitment. Kissimmee's location pairs it naturally with Old Town next door — dinner and classic cars on one side of the street, a barrel-rolling wooden coaster on the other.
Who it's for
Coaster fans who collect firsts, and families who want two hours of rides without buying a theme park day. Riders who've done the Orlando Fun Spot should know this park's coaster is the bigger draw of the two.
Sources: the four videos on this page — Mine Blower's grand opening, the coaster announcement and on-ride videos, and SkyCoaster ride footage — summarized from their entries in our catalog.