It's only fitting that a park with so much history would have an example of one of the most traditional rides. This one also claims to be the world's most haunted ghost train. That strikes me as a bit of a dubious claim. Surely anyone could make up a few stories to take that record. There's no way of verifying a claim like that.

From the outside it looks like an interesting ride, with a fun looking gravity dip, and the infamous downwards chain lift to get you from the top level to the bottom level. For the most part the interior lives up to this promise. My only slight criticism is the style of the ride feels inconsistent. Some parts feel traditional, some parts feel more modern. It feels like some parts of the original ride have been replaced with whatever looked good in the ghost train model catalogue, (yes such things exist) without much thought about how what picked would fit in with the ride.