Ragin' Cajun

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If this sign looks familiar, it's because RC operated for many seasons @ SFGAm in northern Illinois!

The cars only seat 4 and aren't very comfortable. You load/unload while the ride is still in motion, so look alive!

While the upper portion is just 'okay', it's on the middle section where they cut loose the spinning sensation.... it can get hella wild!!

Most of Ragin' Cajuns top layer pictured here. The hairpin turns are lots of fun!

Ragin' Cajun is a cozy restaurant in Upper Marlboro, MD that specializes in serving authentic Cajun cuisine.

With a menu featuring classic dishes and unique flavors, Ragin' Cajun offers a taste of Louisiana in a welcoming atmosphere.

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Reviews

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Good starter ride. Lots of twists and turns. Good for kids and people who don't like the big and crazy rides.

3 years ago

Star S.

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REVERCHON RE-DEUX "Welcome back my friends, to the spinning that never ends...." ((editor's note: the header likely makes zero sense to non-coaster people, so allow me to explain. Reverchon is...

8 years ago

Eric S.

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This ride sucked. To many spins and jolts. The rider before us threw up in the seat so it took extra long to ride. And that ride was not worth the wait. Another thing part of the waiting line had...

6 years ago

Maggie E.

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Definitely a unique ride. Similar to those "mouse" coasters that I built in roller coaster tycoon. You know, the steel roller coasters that take sharp turns around curves, except the carts can...

8 years ago

Patrick T.

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