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In Dutch, we call a roller coaster "achtbaab" which literally means "Eight Track". That's what this is, literally a figure 8. Two helixes, that's it. Fun for the kids and the train looks cool, but tha...

In Dutch, we call a roller coaster "achtbaab" which literally means "Eight Track". That's what this is, literally a figure 8. Two helixes, that's it. Fun for the kids and the train looks cool, but thats it.

Does RMC not know actual living human beings have legs or do they specifically design their trains for water dummies? I thought their regular trains were bad, but these take the cake. The extremely aw...

Does RMC not know actual living human beings have legs or do they specifically design their trains for water dummies? I thought their regular trains were bad, but these take the cake. The extremely awkward seating position (feet out, knees in) combined with the harness / lapbar make this into Hip Displasia - The Ride. The twisted first drop is a lot of fun and the interaction with the Chill-side is cool, but on the second day of operation the trains were only synched up half of the time. Smoother than Chill, but still not as smooth as you'd expect from a new coaster. It's an ok ride, but I won't go out of my way to get on it again.

Other than providing the fun dual element with the Thrill-side of YoY, the family friendly Chill sides doesn't do much. It feels slow, there is no airtime to speak of and the seats are so awkward and ...

Other than providing the fun dual element with the Thrill-side of YoY, the family friendly Chill sides doesn't do much. It feels slow, there is no airtime to speak of and the seats are so awkward and uncomdortable Especially towards the front of the train, there is a nasty rattle. Kind of pointless, even for a family ride.