Coaster reviews

Actually this was my first ever coaster

Theming Fun

This is a really fun family coaster. It's not trying to be an outstanding ride or anything, and it isn't but it's a solid little coaster. It has just a little bit of force to it, which was a welcome surprise. This fairly mild coaster made it worthwhile for me to come to the park, but there are bigger and better parks and coasters a short drive away if you're just visiting the area.

Lap Bar Fun Hangtime Theming

My first ride on this beast was backwards - when doing this, you can't realize the layout because it's impossible to see what's coming next. I personally prefer the forwards ride - it is still a really enjoyable and fun coaster with many banked drops and some inversion cramped into a really compact layout. Capacity was not a big deal, because it was never more than 20 minutes waiting time while other rides had longer lines (Dreamcatcher, I'm looking at you!) The seats and lap bars of Gerstlauer Infinity Coasters are always nice and comfortable, so some inversions had really great hangtime moments. Another highlight is the top hat, which has a suprisingly strong airtime moment, especially when warmed up. The theming has some good approaches (some rockwork in the queue and some medieval weapons in the station house) - but there could have been done more... It's the best coaster in this park and definitely worth some rides - both forwards and backwards!

Location Comfort Layout

This coaster has an unusual, sprawling layout through the woods, the open cars with just a small lap bar are roomy and comfortable and considering its age, the ride still runs pretty smooth. Most of the layout is rather tame and has wide curves, but in the rear of the train, there is even a small airtime moment near the end of the layout. To sum things up, this nice ride provides great fun for every age.

Rattle Discomfort

One of the worst of its kind - this one rattles and jolts in every direction and is not fun at all!

Theming Fun

The best coaster of the park: Station and darkride part are nicely themed, there is even an onboard soundtrack and the coaster part with light effects and lasers is simply great fun. The only disadvantage is the queue which is quite narrow, with only little theming and can be quite stifling on hot days. But altogether, it's a great ride and worth a longer wait!

Theming Location Duration Dead spots Intensity

Theming is well done, there is even some nice dispatch music and this a quite long ride located near the lake. The layout looks good on paper, but it doesn't do anything for me: the banked airtime hills are taken too slow to produce those RMC effects, so these elements feel a bit awkward. Overall, the coaster is quite tame, even for a family ride (I considered Huracan as more intense), the weak uphill "launch" is pointless and the spike is nothing more than an optically nice gimmick - the backwards part is just too short to come into effect properly. For such a new ride, the coaster has some jolty moments, but all in all, nothing too dramatic.

Fun Discomfort Dead spots

This is a Miler kiddy coaster. It's got some severe jank to it, but it's so janky that it kinda falls into the "so bad it's good" category. I enjoyed my ride on this really terrible kiddy coaster.

Intensity Harness Discomfort

Station looks pretty from the outside, but the inside is not nice at all and the queue is just an ugly zig zag path. The ride itself is nothing special - we expected to be beaten up, but the roughness was bearable and there wasn't any headbanging. Those cars are still very cramped and uncomfortable though.

Discomfort

Felt like the big baddie of the Ocean City boardwalk as a young kid...but once I actually got to ride it, it wasn't particularly scary. It was however, poorly profiled, jerky, and generally uncomfortable. Most turns required a certain amount of bracing, especially the first elevated turn after the drop. The loop had some weird shaping. Even though it truly is one of the worst coasters I've ever ridden, I don't hate this thing. But I am very glad that GaleForce now sits on its spot.