Coaster reviews

Pace Masterpiece Layout

This coaster might just be as crazy as X2 at Magic Mountain, but with its own twist (?). From the jojo roll, up to the launch, the spinning launch into a thigh crushing ejector top hat, to amazing inversion that you don't even realize are there. An absolute masterpiece from start to end. It is definitely a front row ride, I would take the second from most front row, as it usually is a bit shorter wait and from the two times I was in there it was almost not nauseating at all. The back on the other hand definitely did put a knot in my stomach. I was genuinely surprised how I was not nauseous at all after a front row ride on this machine. This is different from most spinning rides for me where I do definitely risk losing the contents of my stomach. MACK, more of this please!

Fun

This makes me want to increase the length of the junior coaster in OpenRCT2. Nice capacity. Sadly this tuesday it was way more busy than expected so there was only one OP able to check all restrains, having to fire it off as well as manage the regular and the express queue (which is located at the exit). It took way to long to queue for this. They really need to have two people ready at this coaster, especially due to the length of the train. The name is awful and it made me more nauseous than any of the rides in this park tbh, that just had to be said. The theming is like a typical "middelbare school" or high school in Europe or America, it's aight, but the pop-up sequences with characters could really use some more variety rather than just one that loops every other minute orso, especially when there's a long queue.

Duration Rattle Headbanging Discomfort

The roughest coaster I have ever been on. Had a headache for about 30 minutes after it. Won't ride it again.

Fun Capacity

That K3 music is way too catchy, it is truely a shame it's played so much. Had a really fun interaction with the employee, shoutout to Dirk! The coaster itself is an old kiddie coaster, kinda reminds me of the new Eat My Dust @ Walibi Holland, but thisone has a more enthusing layout. Sadly the train isn't that long, the layout is somewhat long for a kiddie and with the huge audience of kids this line gets long quick, on my visit it was as long as Ride to Happiness and twice as long as Anubis.

Pace Fun Too short

It kinda feels like the small brother of Mystic Timbers at Kings Island, the same kind of speed demon, but very short compared. Mystic timbers was already not so long, but definitely could use some more lenghts, especially for this out and back layout. Really enjoyable ride tho, GCI did what GCI does best! :)

Nice surprise! Launch Smoothness

What an unexpected powerful launch, with some great ejector at that first tophat and some nice punchy inversions. Great theming in the queue, too! With some old pics of a show from my childhood. Someone with a longer body than me might have some issues with OTS restraints, but I had no issues.

Inversions

I enjoyed this ride! It's not one of the most intense old-school B&Ms and it really doesn't stand out at its park but it's still a great ride and layout! Not much else to say.

Inversions

Rode this as Bizarro and I enjoyed it! It's not one of the most intense old-school B&Ms but it's still a great ride and layout! Not much else to say.

Inversions Intensity

The pretzel loop is absolutely insane as usual, the rest of the ride? Not so much, but that's okay! The contrast between the floaty graceful part and the fricking pretzel loop kinda works for some reason, and this ride is as a result, a nice addition to SFGAdv!

Airtimes Pace

Apocalypse wasn't very rough when I rode, so I just had a blast! It's got this quick pacing and airtime pops that make the ride so fun. If this is one of the lower tier GCIs, I can only imagine what the top tiers feel like!