Achterbahn Rezensionen
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Kapazität
Firebird is just a small (90 ft first drop) B&M floorless looper. It doesn't really do anything amazing. It's probably one of the most comfortable B&Ms I've ridden. After reading about it, I guess this coaster was B&M's very first coaster built in 1990 at Six Flags Great American near Chicago so it's historic. Others talked about head banging but I didn't experience that.
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Spaß Intensität
The launch is forceful and fun. After the launch, the layout is compact but given that limitation is works really well how the ride seems to have this increasing speed at the end. It fits well with the Joker insanity theme so it's a good but not great ride. Compare this launched coaster to the amazing 'Storm Runner' at Hershey Park.
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The launched motorbike coaster has a decently strong launch but the track is so short it’s really a waste of time with few redeeming qualities.
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Rütteln
It’s a rough family coaster, like an Arrow mine train where you have to ride defensively. The wait inside the building hallways I felt like I was going to suffocate.
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It’s a spinning family coaster with a compact layout. Unfortunately I was stuck facing in reverse for most of it.
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Kraken is another solid B&M looper with a ton of intensity and as usual it gives me a headache so its re-ride value is low.
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These flying coasters are trying to replicate Tatsu and the terrain is flat so it just doesn’t work very well. On top of that I always get sick to my stomach on these.
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Unangenehm
This ride is your normal spinning mouse in a dark building with some theming. There is a long outdoor queue and an even longer indoor queue. If there’s any line outdoors then skip it. They really should do a better job with the tunnel entrance and indoor queue area theming and tell a story throughout to help add interest. The ride is a wild spinning mouse so that’s also a negative. I would much prefer a smooth smaller indoor ride with well integrated story elements.
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This ride is very smooth and comfortable, unlike a similar B&M flyer at Great Adventure that I did not enjoy at all. This is like a mini Tatsu of sorts, and it’s a bit short but it is fun for a flying coaster.
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I’m an Arrow fan but ouch, this thing sucks. I love these old school mine train coasters in theory but the rough transitions make it unfit for kids to ride, defeating the purpose of a family coaster. It probably needs to go at this point and get replaced with something smooth like Big Bear Mountain, or maybe an RMC mine train.