Well of Woe – An interior thrill ride with lots of screaming at the Coney Island Amusement Center, mentioned in Random in Death as one of the possible rides Francis Bryce would try to take his victim to rape and kill her. It was ages twelve and up without an adult. It was a big, walled hole in the ground, and cars - room for three - descended at an insanely steep angle. Roarke described it as “a series of escape rooms, with various obstacles, dangers including giant insects, a fire-breathing dragon, booby traps, and an evil sorcerer.” He and Eve ruled it out because if you got through one room successfully, you went into the next. If whoever was in there hadn’t gotten through, you’d team up.[1]
References:
- ↑ Random in Death, Chapter 21