Villain, Wooden roller coaster in Aurora, US
Villain was a wooden roller coaster located at Geauga Lake amusement park near Aurora in Ohio. The ride featured a long wooden track structure with multiple hills and turns designed to deliver speed and momentum throughout the course.
The coaster was designed by Custom Coasters International and opened at the park in May 2000. It operated until September 2007, when the park ceased operations.
The addition of Villain marked a significant expansion phase for Geauga Lake under Six Flags ownership, introducing new thrill elements to the Ohio entertainment landscape.
The coaster was located within the park grounds and easily accessible from the main pathways. Riders should expect a several-minute experience as the journey covered considerable ground with multiple climbs and descents.
The coaster featured an unusual trick track element where the rails shifted from side to side while the train moved forward in a straight path. This created a surprising lateral motion that passengers did not anticipate.
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