Tempesto • Busch Gardens Williamsburg

Intensity Layout Ejectors Too short Harness

This ride is super underrated. All though I've been going to Busch Gardens since 2019, I haven't appreciated this ride until my 2 most recent visits during their halloween event. I love the layout. You have two great ejector moments going up into, and down out of the heartline roll. Said heartline roll gives awsome hangtime. The launches are fast and fun, and there are lots of great positive gs. My only complaints are that the trains are very inconvenient to get in and out of. They don't harm the actual ride for me, but the train design is very annoying. The ride is also pretty short. If it was Gakeforce, and it had a second lap, this might be top 10 for me. So despite being a flawed ride, this ride still has very strong pros that put it in my top 25.

Inversions Launch Capacity Harness

I'm just not a huge fan of this or Tigris. The restraints are uncomfortable and the trains are too tight of a squeeze. These rides have potential but I just don't enjoy them.

Harness Discomfort Lap Bar

This ride is unbearable. It really sucks because I think the ride would have great forces but I honestly don't know because the only thing I could focus on was the immense pain in my thighs. These restraints are the worst ever, the comfort collar and the shin guards don't bother me, but the lap bar portion will crush your thighs so hard its 10 times worse than Skyrush or T3. If the thigh crushing alone wasn't enough the position the restraints had your legs in made it even more uncomfortable and awkward. There is also no way to stop yourself from getting stapled as soon as you start getting positive g's that lap bar will come down and crush your thighs. At least on other rides that are uncomfortable I can still enjoy the elements and ride defensively if I have to. On Tempesto there is no way to avoid it, it hurts the whole ride and its simply unbearable.

Launch Hangtime Capacity Harness Discomfort

Tempesto is a great ride marred by poor train design. The ride provides excellent hangtime. The launch sequence is incredibly fun. The restraints are terrible. I'm a tall guy, so the lapbar can crush my lower legs at times, and provide an uncomfortable sensation on my hips. And the comfort collar is dumb and stupid. The layout is great, and I look forward to riding a Sky Rocket II without comfort collars, because the ride should be more fun than it is, and it's the restraints that kill some of the fun.

Intensity

低IQ低偏差値低コスト省スペースなので、日本にもぜひ導入してほしいと思います。

Launch Intensity Hangtime Harness Discomfort

Surprisingly intense, a shocking amount of hangtime on the twist, and then a wild ride through snappy vertical transitions make for an insane, if not exactly the most comfortable, ride.

Launch Hangtime Too short Capacity Harness

Tempesto is an underrated coaster that offers a variety of sensations in one short ride. Whether it be hangtime in the slow twist up top, the forwards and backwards launch sequence, or the bizarrely whippy vertical transitions, Tempesto tries to hit all the marks — and it doesn’t do a half bad job at it. However, the real bad job on this coaster is its train. The “comfort” collars aren’t too terribly uncomfortable themselves; however, it is a huge pain to squeeze into and exit out of the EXTREMELY cramped cars. As for the poor capacity, I hurried to this coaster as soon as possible and secured the back row — all on the second public train of the day. Tempesto is a fun coaster, but the tight train and slightly detractive “comfort” collars ruin it somewhat.

Airtimes Capacity Harness Discomfort

The "comfort collars" are some of the least comfortable redundant restraining devices I've ever encountered on a coaster. Additionally, they make the trains nearly impossible to get into or out of. Combinded with what is a very lackluster experience otherwise, there is very little to love about Tempesto.

Launch Hangtime Capacity Pointless

Launch Headbanging Harness Discomfort

Harness

Launch Capacity Discomfort

Inversions Fun Capacity Harness