Tin Lizzies are a track guided ride. They are average speed, they are fun, rerideable, they have a long duration, and a large capacity.

My ride was really closer to a 5, but I hadn't been on one of these in years, so I'm not sure how much of my experience stemmed from issues with this particular installation or just most antique car rides in general. The steering in my car seemed to be calibrated incorrectly, and the accelerator pedal was ridiculouly difficult to press. The theming was unoffensive, but the difficulties that I had with my car made it difficult to enjoy. I also had to ride with a stranger youth, because the ops informed me that park policy does not permit single riders on Tin Lizzies...surprising, considering almost everyone in line could have been on the course at the same time.

its just okay, would be alot better if it was longer, had cars that steered correctly and had something to look at, they would be better off putting something more useful here, just use it to kill time or add to your ride lists

The ride was definately pretty short, but I found it to be one of the better ones. I would rather see it in a different section of the park, but oh well. Also really allowing a landscaper to just have fun on one of these would be great.

This is an okay ride if you have time to kill or really love these kinds of guided car rides. The cars are impossible to really steer, and the scenery is not all that compelling. They also shortened the ride to make room for the Greezed Lightning coaster.