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Mission Bermudes est une belle nouveauté qui mérite sa popularité. Une très belle fil d’attente malgrès qu’elle soit souvent en plein soleil (visite début Juillet). La théma du coaster est très belle ...

Mission Bermudes est une belle nouveauté qui mérite sa popularité. Une très belle fil d’attente malgrès qu’elle soit souvent en plein soleil (visite début Juillet). La théma du coaster est très belle et immersif, pareil pour l’ambiance sonore qui fait bien son effet. J’aurais quand même préféré un coaster un peu plus sensationnel avec une deuxième drop par exemple. Mais il reste quand même très bien pour ce qu’il est. Je conseille fortement !

This is a fairly long, rather nice Arrow Mine Train, with three lifts, and the jank you expect from such rides, but that's part of the fun to me. It maybe meanders a bit in the middle. But I really li...

This is a fairly long, rather nice Arrow Mine Train, with three lifts, and the jank you expect from such rides, but that's part of the fun to me. It maybe meanders a bit in the middle. But I really liked the big swooping dropping turn off the third and final lift that serves as the ride's climax. Decent family coaster. Major thrills are not the point here.

Bel environnement pour ce Cobra en plein milieu de "Karma World", certainement l'une des plus belles zones du parc. Il est joli à regarder mais il vaut mieux en rester là. Le confort pour ce boomeran...

Bel environnement pour ce Cobra en plein milieu de "Karma World", certainement l'une des plus belles zones du parc. Il est joli à regarder mais il vaut mieux en rester là. Le confort pour ce boomerang est minime et le harnais est très dur. En face avant on peut encore anticiper plus ou moins les coups que l'on va recevoir et reste un minimum acceptable mais à l'envers cela devient de la torture pure et simple. Uniquement à faire pour bénéficier d'un congé maladie le lendemain ou alors pour le crédit. Edit 2025 : la zone a désormais besoin d'un bon coup de polish/peinture. Le plein soleil ne semble vraiment pas faire du bien du tout à Karma World.

For a time, this was undoubtedly the roller coaster I had ridden the most times, because my young daughter would often want to marathon it when we went to Canobie. It's a basic powered kiddie coaster ...

For a time, this was undoubtedly the roller coaster I had ridden the most times, because my young daughter would often want to marathon it when we went to Canobie. It's a basic powered kiddie coaster with dragon-shaped trains and two helixes, and they send you around twice, for a total of four helixes per ride. If you think about it, that's more elements than you get on some much larger family coasters. So it's a pretty good value for your time in line, if you've got a kid who is into these things.

I rode this just yesterday around 8PM as of the time i'm writing this, and holy crap, it runs FAST. I had brought an accelerometer and strapped it to my leg, Why? Well one of my friends said "Holy Sh*...

I rode this just yesterday around 8PM as of the time i'm writing this, and holy crap, it runs FAST. I had brought an accelerometer and strapped it to my leg, Why? Well one of my friends said "Holy Sh*t, its fast at night but slow in the morning. Strap one of those g force tellers (he's not good with grammar) and give it a go." So i did. I rode this thing in the front row. The accelerometer i had strapped had estimated that at night, Silver Bullet pulls 4.5 G's on the helix and corkscrews. Wow. It's Phenomenal at night.

This was my first roller coaster, when it was pretty new in the 1970s. It's short and mild even for an Arrow mine train: there's only one lift, and the most thrilling moments are a sudden dip under th...

This was my first roller coaster, when it was pretty new in the 1970s. It's short and mild even for an Arrow mine train: there's only one lift, and the most thrilling moments are a sudden dip under the Dry Gulch Railroad tracks (baby's first headchopper!) and a helix near the end. But it's a good family coaster to take little kids on that is not a kiddie coaster per se. Many years later, my daughter loved it.

I rode this in 2014 when it was very new, and at the time, it was a smooth, absolutely wild ejector airtime machine, the kind of serious thrill ride you'd never expect to ride at a kiddie park like St...

I rode this in 2014 when it was very new, and at the time, it was a smooth, absolutely wild ejector airtime machine, the kind of serious thrill ride you'd never expect to ride at a kiddie park like Story Land. It's short, but it maintains such intensity that I'm not sure it would make sense to make it longer, especially since fairly young kids are getting on this ride. They had a chalkboard in the station where they maintained a running tally of unsecured rider possessions lost to the negative G-force. I have heard that it has gotten rougher with age, but I have not ridden it lately. The lead car has a cute dinosaur head.