Coaster reviews

It was great fun. Very small ride for coaster enthusiasts, definitely recommend for children and everyone to be honest. It’s got some nice drops and t...

It was great fun. Very small ride for coaster enthusiasts, definitely recommend for children and everyone to be honest. It’s got some nice drops and turns that most people would enjoy. It is a little rough around some parts though

I've always enjoyed the flipping feeling on a free-spinner. That's why one of my favorite non-coaster rides was The Crypt at King's Dominion. It alwa...

I've always enjoyed the flipping feeling on a free-spinner. That's why one of my favorite non-coaster rides was The Crypt at King's Dominion. It always made me giggle like a little kid, as does this ride. The Knight side gives powerful flips. My preferred seat was going backward at launch because the forward seat could be a bit punishing between the legs. While the shortness of the ride might be a drawback, it's also a benefit because I'm not sure how much more flipping my groin area or stomach could have handled. The Squire side, with less intense flipping, is easier on the tummy and groin for multiple rides.

Raging Bull is a masterpiece. Don't listen to the naysayers! As one of the first two B&M hyper coasters ever, maybe it doesn't have the out-and-back a...

Raging Bull is a masterpiece. Don't listen to the naysayers! As one of the first two B&M hyper coasters ever, maybe it doesn't have the out-and-back airtime thrills that B&M became known for, but as a hyper-twister coaster, the ride is fantastic. Goliath at Six Flags Magic Mountain is a more-intense version of Raging Bull, but Raging Bull still packs an entertaining experience into its smaller proportions. The first drop (with the classic B&M pre-drop!) is a classic among enthusiasts, and you really feel that you are soaring on the first turnaround overbanked curve. The mid-course brake run does spoil some of the energy you've conducted, but then you twist around in a spaghetti-like fashion to pick it right back up. Raging Bull deserves a place of honor among the B&M hypers. Give it a go!

The backwards airtime you get is absolutely wild. The rest of it is amazing too, but some sensations are just so rare and magnificent they're immediat...

The backwards airtime you get is absolutely wild. The rest of it is amazing too, but some sensations are just so rare and magnificent they're immediately memorable

LRod is one of the greatest creations known to man. This thing is honestly unbelievable to actually be existing with how godly it is. I’ve only ridden...

LRod is one of the greatest creations known to man. This thing is honestly unbelievable to actually be existing with how godly it is. I’ve only ridden this as an all wooden coaster but I seriously doubt it’s that much weaker now. From the launch to that final brake run this thing is absolutely non stop with ungodly strong airtime both in both sustained moments and quick pops and some insane sideways moments of it. The drop is absolutely unreal with the terrain and coming into it with that much speed, the wave turn is just bonkers, the first twist and shout isn’t as much about airtime as it is with laterals but still is unbelievable but that second one is my favorite singular airtime moment and it’s the one coaster moment that makes me feel like I’m gonna die the most, the step up into the quad down is amazing and the quad down itself is unlike anything else I’ve experienced and the greatest airtime sequence probably on any coaster with the strength, quickness and terrain factor and that speed hill is just a continuation of that. This also has some very good positives with the valley after the drop and all the turns throughout and the final half loop, and not to forget the launch itself is pretty dang forceful and just so cool on a woodie. This ride is honestly pretty smooth and just the terrain factor and being a wooden coaster made the sense of speed feel dangerous on this. Very few coasters can top this or really come super close for me.

Talon feels like a better laid out Great Bear and I think a lot of people would agree with that. They have pretty similar stats and the same collectio...

Talon feels like a better laid out Great Bear and I think a lot of people would agree with that. They have pretty similar stats and the same collection of inversions and while I do like the terrain and uniqueness of gb, I do like Talon better. This thing has some very solid whip on the drop as well as the zero g roll, corkscrew and surprisingly probably the best whip I’ve felt on an immelman. The loop is also pretty fun and forceful and all the turns and helices are very solid, the airtime pops into the brakes as well as on the drop off the helix over the entrance we’re very fun and rare for an invert. Overall a very smooth and well paced ride with no dead spots and a great color scheme to add.