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Nickelodeon Streak is the orange wooden family coaster in Nickelodeon Land, with classic Blackpool history beneath the bright paint.
Nickelodeon Streak looks cheerful, but beneath the Nickelodeon colors sits a genuinely historic wooden coaster. The ride reuses parts of the former Velvet Coaster, runs with a single train through an L-shaped out-and-back layout, and gives families a rougher wooden-coaster feel than most kids' rides.
Nickelodeon Streak runs through Nickelodeon Land and is one of the wooden coasters that keeps Pleasure Beach Resort's historic coaster collection alive.
RCDB lists Nickelodeon Streak as a wooden family coaster with a 2,293-foot track, a height of 61 feet, a top speed of 35 mph, no inversions, a 1:44 ride time, and a single train for 24 riders. Coasterpedia lists 1933 as the opening year, Charles Paige as the builder, a 117 cm minimum height, the L-shaped out-and-back layout, reuse of the Velvet Coaster lift hill, a chain lift hill, hills, a twisted hill, and two bunny hills, plus the retheme to Nickelodeon Streak in 2011. The date field uses January 1 as a year marker because no more precise opening date has been confirmed.
Nickelodeon Land theme with an orange track and a family-friendly look; previously known as Roller Coaster.
Based on available measurements and historical wait-time data.
Spread of wait times, outage duration, and the number of outages per day based on available historical data.
1165 measurements
Typical wait time: around 20 min.
It usually falls between 15 min and 35 min.
See more than 35 min? It is probably busier than usual — consider a quieter moment.
Less than 15 min? You are in luck: that does not happen often.
3 outages
Outages usually last about 20 min.
Some are over quickly (sometimes within 13 min), others take longer (up to 51 min). That varies per outage.
Already longer than 51 min? The attraction may stay closed a while longer.
2 days
On days with outages, we see an average of 2 per day.
That usually falls between 1 and 2.
On quiet days it was 1, on busy days up to 2.
Today compared with historical wait times by hour.
