Coaster reviews

Airtimes Rattle

Fun yet painful wooden coaster, first drop was not all that bad, mid cource had a ton of rattle, with about 200 feet of smooth new titian track. With more titian track their is definitely hope for predator, especially considering it is not a old woodie

First Drop Pace Intensity Too short

The drop, wow the drop on this, and all the forced it throws at you after, intense fast paced ride. The main drawback to tantrum is how crazey short it is. All in all one of my favorite coasters at the park. Everything it does, it does exceptionally well.

Ros is a pretty good ride, it has grown quite shakey with age

Airtimes First Drop Masterpiece

One word summary: Insane

Fun Duration Dead spots

Cheetah Hunt is undeniably fun, but it just lacks enough substance for me to really think more of it. The ride has the illusion of a layout more dynamic than it actually is, with obvious moments that really just do nothing, but, this is offset by the wonderful surroundings, great senstaion of speed, and the occaisional pop of force that stands out more than it should. Cheetah Hunt does it's job very well as a family thrill ride, but naturally, my personal preference is for more intense and thrilling attractions.

What a great compact coaster. We must have ridden this 10 times the day we were there. The straight up and beyond straight down first hill is definitely the highlight, but this isn't just a one trick pony. The rest of the ride is excellent. The tight twists, turns and inversions all really work here. It is a very smooth and quick transitioning little coaster that really delivers and excellent ride.

I really enjoy spinning coasters. This one is a fine example. Plus, being built where it is, there are tons of near misses with everything else in this small space that ups the intensity a bit. This was the longest line all day. Good ride. Good times.

Theming Nice surprise! Launch

While I waited over 2 hours and only got 1 ride, even my row 3 motorbike ride was enough to show me how fun this ride was. The theming is detailed, the ride is dynamic, and the launches packed a suprising punch. All around great.

This was essentially a glorified wild mouse, but with its own layout and character than most. In most parks, this would be an afterthought, but in a small park with only 3 coasters, this is essentially a highlight of the park. However, compared to the truly epic, world-class woodie, The Ozark Wildcat being a walk-on, there was no reason to ride this more than once. It delivered typical herky-jerky type ride with rather intense drops and turns. It delivered almost exactly what I expected from it.

Airtimes First Drop Harness Theming Intensity

Great Drop, great airtime, relativley smooth. I had lots of room, so I was fully able to appreciate this coaster's wonderful airtime and speed. However, similar to Shambhala, this ride really has nothing else interesting about the layout outside of it's great airtime.