Wooden coasters are amusement park rides made primarily from wood, designed to provide thrilling experiences through steep drops, sharp turns, and sudden changes in speed. They are known for their unique, nostalgic charm and often feature a classic design that appeals to both young and old riders. The wooden structure allows for a different ride experience compared to metal coasters, often resulting in a more "bouncy" feel. These coasters are built using a series of wooden beams and supports, which are carefully engineered to ensure safety and stability. Popular examples of wooden coasters include Cedar Point's "Blue Streak" and Kings Island's "The Beast". Many enthusiasts appreciate the craftsmanship involved in their construction, as well as the natural aesthetics of the wood.