Maybe it's seeing childhood through rose tinted glasses, but it wasn't *that* bad.
The most memorable part was how much the foam restraints stank ...
Maybe it's seeing childhood through rose tinted glasses, but it wasn't *that* bad.
The most memorable part was how much the foam restraints stank of old sweat
This Water coaster is absolutely underrated first drop and the air time is amazing and its theming is top tier, the 2nd drop is peak. Only complaint w...
This Water coaster is absolutely underrated first drop and the air time is amazing and its theming is top tier, the 2nd drop is peak. Only complaint was the capacity as its only 2 seats i wish it was 4
2 Stars 2 Thoughts.
1-The theming is pretty good as its cold and has penguins at the exit of the ride
2-Its rattle is horrendous and i always have ...
2 Stars 2 Thoughts.
1-The theming is pretty good as its cold and has penguins at the exit of the ride
2-Its rattle is horrendous and i always have a headache after it, tear it down and try again B&M
Despite its status as the center piece of the interior section of Lotte World (and an impressive one which ties the place together) the actual ride ex...
Despite its status as the center piece of the interior section of Lotte World (and an impressive one which ties the place together) the actual ride experience is more for show than an actual good ride. The Over the shoulder restraints turns your head into a pinball at its many turns, and frankly its capacity as a coaster that goes around a majority of Lotte World yet has a single train makes Magic Pass mandatory. But there is still something about the novelty of a coaster with like 2 pieces of French scenery and a title named after an actual war, aswell as the layout of the inversion with the walkway through it and the spiral at the fountains which make it just work in a way, even if its the weakest of Lotte's 3 coasters.
I rode this coaster as a kid not too long after it opened. I had just gotten interested in riding rollercoasters and I was blown away by how much fun...
I rode this coaster as a kid not too long after it opened. I had just gotten interested in riding rollercoasters and I was blown away by how much fun it was. I especially loved the variety of inversions such as the dive loop and zero G rolls. These early B&M coasters really stood out for their smoothness and creative layouts. At a time when the majority of the steel looping coasters were the rough Arrow and Vekoma models, these B&M loopers were great examples of what modern engineering were capable of creating. I'm sure it's aged a bit since then, but this one definitely holds a special place in my coaster riding history.
