It was designed by Edward Green and manufactured by Edwin Prescott.

[1] The coaster was operated independently, and was not part of one of the cohesive amusement parks which existed on Coney Island.

[2] The coaster was built at the corner of West 10th and Surf Avenue on Coney Island, near the current location of the famous Coney Island Cyclone and at the location of the former Switchback Railway.

[4] The operators attempted to supplement the coaster's revenue by having an observation gallery where patrons could pay to watch others ride the roller coaster.

[2] Despite the two tracks doubling possible rider volume, the small cars on the coaster restricted per-hour ridership numbers.