Woodstock Express
Woodstock is the little yellow bird in Charles Schultz's comic strip called Peanuts.  Snoopy and Woodstock are close friends in many of the comics and Peanuts TV specials.  Since the the Peanuts cartoon characters have come to every Cedar Fair amusement park, a lot of rides have been renamed to have Snoopy or Woodstock in their names.  Outside of the Cedar Fair chain, there is even a Woodstock Express Zamperla wild mouse coaster at Walibi Rhône-Alpes, an amusement park formerly owned by Six Flags.  Here is a complete listing of the roller coasters named after Woodstock at Cedar Fair parks.  Many have undergone name changes, but all are still in operation today:

• Woodstock Express (1999) at Cedar Point -- steel Junior Coaster (335m) built by Vekoma
• Woodstock Express (1975) at Carowinds (seen here) -- wood coaster built by PTC (formerly Scooby Doo, Scooby Doo's Ghoster Coaster, and Fairly Odd Coaster)
• Woodstock Express (1987) at California's Great America -- steel family coaster built by Intamin (formerly Blue Streak, Green Slime Mine Car, and Runaway Reptar)
• Woodstock's Express (2000) at Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom -- steel Family Gravity Coaster 80STD built by Zamperla
• Woodstock Express (1974) at Kings Dominion -- wood coaster built by PTC (formerly Scooby Doo, Scooby Doo's Ghoster Coaster, and Ghoster Coaster)
• Woodstock Express (1972) at Kings Island -- wood coaster built by PTC (formerly Scooby Doo, Beastie, and Fairly Odd Coaster)

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