Wild Waves Theme & Water Park · Operating · 2003
Timberhawk: Ride of Prey
An S&S wooden coaster rising above Federal Way's combo theme-and-water park — the Pacific Northwest's standout woodie before the park's announced final 2026 season.
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An S&S wooden coaster rising above Federal Way's combo theme-and-water park — the Pacific Northwest's standout woodie before the park's announced final 2026 season.
Specifications
Ride profile
Scaled against Wild Waves Theme & Water Park's operating coasters
Park intensity
Inversions
None
#4 of 4 at Wild Waves Theme & Water Park
Ride experience
- Twister
- Wood
Specs from wildwaves.com
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Twister layouts
Helixes and direction changes stacked in one direction — classic wooden feel.
Rocky Mountain hybrid coasters
Steel track on reinvented wooden structures — steep, twisted, and often relentless.
Track compliance — why wood feels alive
Wood flexes; steel is stiffer — the same forces feel different on each structure.
Wooden vs steel coasters
Structure and maintenance differ, but the question for riders is feel — vibration, sound, and how the train moves.
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Sources & official links
We link out to parks, manufacturers, and the pages where facts and media come from.
- Wild Waves Theme & Water Park — official sitewildwaves.com(opens in a new tab)
- Wild Waves Theme & Water Park on Coaster AtlasPark page
- Ride specifications sourcewildwaves.com(opens in a new tab)
- S&S Worldwide — manufacturerssww.com(opens in a new tab)