Coaster reviews

Nice surprise! Launch Hangtime Rattle Dead spots

A small coaster that packs a punch!

Capacity Smoothness Theming

It's super smooth and still a great layout for a family coaster, which has even been improved by the refurbishment. Though the new theming feels underwhelming and the music is lame and uninspired compared to the old techno music, which made the coaster feel like a rave.

Inversions Comfort Smoothness Dead spots Layout Intensity

Still very smooth and comfortable, but a pretty uneventful layout except for the 3 rolls. The loop gives a nice feeling of weightlessness, but is not very intense either.

First Drop Intensity Too short

Last time I went on this dive machine I crashed into a swarm of bees on the brake run. I got stung twice on my leg and my friend got stung in the lip and they had to close the ride down. The ride is decent though.

Duration

They make you buy lockers and i could not buy one. Had to wait for my grandparents to get my bag. When they got the bag and i went to get back to my party of people in the line they kicked me out and told me i could not ride. When i got off the ride and walked to the exit I saw people walking off the ride with bigger bags then mine. Terrible staff. Fix ur park cedar point.

Airtimes Location Ejectors

A truly amazing coaster. For being over 100 years old it is not surprising to see it still running daily. The brakemen are amazing and the layout is fun and has some theming to it. The ejectors in the back row are better than I expected. The first time at Tivoli gardens I went on it six times in a row and I regret that I didn’t ride it a seventh time. Such a masterpiece!

Airtimes First Drop Nice surprise! Rattle

Most B&M hypers leave me feeling underwhelmed, but Behemoth surprised me. It has great speed and pacing, especially in the front which provides a smooth ride with fun airtimes. Middle and back seats had just a slight rattle. I was pleasantly shocked by how much I liked this. My favorite part is the slowly accelerating helix at the end which leads into the final airtime hill.

Nice surprise! Fun Rattle

A very charming ride. Venturing into the black forest is super fun, and the drop track is awesome. Because it uses rather loose restraints the drop actually hits better than Hagrid's, which is the only other one in the country. I'm surprised most people call this a family coaster, the helix in the black forest was shockingly intense in the back. My only complaint is that the back row had a rather pronounced rattle, which made it just a little uncomfortable. 7.5/10 - if you think about it this is kind of like Hagrid's before Hagrid's

Airtimes Location Layout

For B&M's first attempt at a hyper, this one holds up very well. It has a rather nice layout in my opinion with some neat twists and turns rather than just straight airtime hills. I think I would hold a more favorable opinion, however, if the airtime hills were built by a more experienced B&M. It's clear that they were still figuring out the element on this ride, and while they deliver good airtime, it's nothing compared to their modern hypers. 7.5/10 - my ears still hurt from the blood-curdling screeches of the girls I got placed next to as a single rider

Inversions Nice surprise! Location Dead spots

I was pleasantly surprised by this coaster. I haven't done many Arrow loopers, but I haven't walked away from the ones I did with the most favorable of opinions. But this one was actually solid! I quite like Arrow's vertical loops, but despise their corckscrews, so I think a large part of the appeal here is that it doesn't have the latter. I came out of this ride with surprisingly little headbanging, which I did not expect. The location is in an especially beautiful part of the park, weaving through forests and over a river. The main complaint I have is the dead spots, especially inside the cave. I wish that helix was a little tighter. 7/10 - the guy sitting next to me called this a better Anaconda and honestly he's so right