- - maiden's attendant
- - Rail users do so in dire chaos!
- - be carried free on the back of a mare
- - Lift's free with key
- - on a bike, a crash can be dire
- - "You must be this tall to ..." (amusement park sign)
- - go along for the ......
- - be carried
- - Hitchhiker's ask
- - Travel on the back of an animal
- - Travel free to the end of the line
- - The Longest ... (Nicholas Sparks novel featuring a rodeo cowboy)
- - It can be rough or easy!
- - Use the subway, for example
- - Be carried in some different directions
- - be carried but with dire consequences
- - Participant in match, heading off for journey
- - "Ticket to ...," song by Lennon-McCartney which was later covered by The Carpenters
- - Disneyland's Splash Mountain, for example
- - Astronaut Sally who was the first American woman in space
- - Sally ..., first American woman in space
- - Theme park attraction in the Hebrides
- - Take the subway
- - Hitchhiker's quest
- - Be a passenger
- - It may be hitched
- - Take the train
- - Pirates of the Caribbean, e.g.
- - First U.S. woman in space
- - Take the car
- - It's a fair feature
- - First American woman in space
- - Be transported
- - Be in the passenger's seat
- - "Free ......" (The Edgar Winter group)
- - "Paul Revere's ......"
- - ...... to the hounds
- - Word bookending "Captain" and "Sally" in song
- - What Poison will do to "the Wind"
- - What Blue Image's "Captain" does
- - What a gangster might be taken for
- - Tour on the merry-go-round.
- - The Zipper, e.g.
- - The whip is one
- - The Cyclone, e.g.
- - Take to the saddle
- - Take the trolley
- - Take the bus, e.g.
- - Take the Acela
- - Take a trip in a car
- - Steppenwolf's "Magic Carpet ......"
- - Sally in space
- - Revere's thing
- - Poison "...... the Wind"
- - Play well, in jazz lingo
- - Play the jockey
- - Perform in a rodeo, e.g.
- - One may be hitched
- - Not go by one's own locomotion
- - Take a train or cab
- - dire sort of journey
- - Go via bicycle or horse, say
- - Travel free, to a point
- - Fairground or theme park attraction
- - Teacups or Tilt-A-Whirl
- - tilt-a-whirl or ferris wheel
- - Go by horse on a hunt
- - Carousel or roller coaster
- - Roller coaster or merry-go-round for example
- - Ferris wheel or roller coaster, or example
- - Surf (over waves)
- - Subway trip
- - Hitchhiking success
- - ... or die (most trustworthy friend)
- - big thunder mountain railroad, for example
- - Use Lyft, e.g.
- - Train trip
- - amusement park fun
- - Travel using free energy
- - Roller coaster or bumper cars
- - ... or die (bestie)
- - "Sleigh ..." (Christmas song)
- - A bus offers one
- - Ticket to ... (board game with train routes)
- - bank on losing fourth journey
- - showground attraction
- - Go by subway
- - Ferris wheel or Tilt-A-Whirl, for example
- - I had entered, once more, to travel on
- - Transport, colloquially
- - Go out on a Harley
- - Ferris wheel or log flume, e.g.
- - travel on a motorcycle
- - go by bus or train
- - take a taxi, say
- - Carousel, eg
- - Theme park attraction - for some, a horrid experience!
- - take for a ....: scam
- - Take a short car trip, say
- - dupes are taken for such a journey
- - lyft unit
- - What a surfer would do on a wave
- - Take a bus or subway
- - Cover ground on a horse or a bike
- - 'Sally ...' (Janelle Monae song)
- - Ferris wheel or roller-coaster, e.g.
- - Roller coaster, for example
- - Bicycle, for example
- - free european and go on
- - Cowboys ... horses
- - Free European travel
- - ticket to ...... (board game that shares its name with a beatles song)
- - travel by greyhound, say
- - Travel about collecting papers
- - Sit on and steer
- - sally ...., first american woman to go to space
- - Sit and move
- - Attraction at Disneyland or Six Flags
- - ........ your bike
- - Astronaut Sally
- - Carousel, e.g.
- - Roller coaster, for one
- - Take a bus
- - Take a taxi
- - Tilt-A-Whirl, for one
- - Space Mountain, e.g.
- - Lie at anchor
- - Go by horseback
- - Go by horse
- - Fair thing
- - BTO "Let It ......"
- - Travel by horse
- - Subject of a Car and Driver rating
- - Go by train
- - Ferris wheel, for one
- - Ferris wheel or bumper cars
- - Aptly named astronaut
- - Amusement park lure
- - "Free ......" (Edgar Winter hit)
- - ...... herd on
- - Travel on horse
- - Theme park lure
- - Take for a ......
- - Some use a thumb to get one
- - Sally of space fame
- - Roller coaster or Ferris wheel, for example
- - Result of a thumbs-up?
- - Part of a Car and Driver review
- - Merry-go-round, for one
- - Merry-go-round, for example
- - Merry-go-round or roller coaster
- - Kings Dominion attraction
- - Keep on teasing
- - Ferris wheel or roller coaster, for example
- - Fair fun
- - Emulate Shoemaker
- - Emulate Miss Daisy
- - Drop tower or whirling teacups, e.g.
- - Capture, with "down"
- - Avoid a walk
- - Amusement park thrill
- - "Magic Carpet ......" (Steppenwolf)
- - "Free ......" (Edgar Winter Group hit)
- - ...... out (endure)
- - What a hitchhiker wants
- - Walk alternative
- - Utilize a jinrikisha
- - Use Rotten Row
- - Use a bridle path
- - Travel on horseback
- - Travel on
- - Travel by horse or motorcycle
- - Travel (on a bike, perhaps)
- - Tilt-A-Whirl, for example
- - Tilt-A-Whirl or roller coaster, for example
- - Tilt-A-Whirl or bumper cars
- - Thumb a ...... (hitchhike)
- - Tease vigorously
- - Tease unmercifully
- - Tease repeatedly
- - Teacups, e.g.
- - Take a train
- - Take a hack
- - Straddle, say
- - Splash Mountain or Space Mountain, at Disneyland
- - Space Mountain, for one
- - Something to grab
- - Sit astraddle of
- - Scooter or phaeton
- - Sally who went to space
- - Sally who rode into space
- - Sally of space trips
- - Sally of space
- - Sally of NASA fame
- - Sally of space flight
- - Roller coaster or Tilt-A-Whirl
- - Rocker drives a nice one, slang
- - Ridicule persistently
- - Park attraction
- - Nag ... or use a nag
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