Coaster reviews

this ride sucks, I know it was your first coaster gumbuya, But whether the rattle is supposed to be there because of it being a minecart or it has rea...

this ride sucks, I know it was your first coaster gumbuya, But whether the rattle is supposed to be there because of it being a minecart or it has really aged badly. Come on gumbuya, You can make a better ride then that.

This is my favorite full steel coaster I've ridden. The restraints are perfect for the type of ride it is. It's first drop hits perfectly every single...

This is my favorite full steel coaster I've ridden. The restraints are perfect for the type of ride it is. It's first drop hits perfectly every single time. I have ridden this many times, as this is my home park, but this visit was really special, as we rode it four times in a row. After the first ride, we saw that there was nobody else in line and went back around a few more times. Great ride, great experience, every single time. I definitely recommend it for any new coaster enthusiasts and old ones alike.

This is a great coaster, gumbuya world have done such a good job, with a faster and longer layout, this ride could be a world class coaster if done ri...

This is a great coaster, gumbuya world have done such a good job, with a faster and longer layout, this ride could be a world class coaster if done right

Space Mountain is some 70s Sci-Fi pulp goodness, and as charming as could be. The idea of space tourism is a classic trope of the type of optimistic S...

Space Mountain is some 70s Sci-Fi pulp goodness, and as charming as could be. The idea of space tourism is a classic trope of the type of optimistic Sci-Fi that this ride represents, and it's done quite well with the childlike wonder of the Star Tunnel, or the detailed landscapes of the post-show. The coaster itself, an absolute jankfest, also adds to the charm. The nonexistent clearances, and the nimble toboggan-style "rockets," also add a layer of sketch to the aforementioned jank provided by the tight turns and sudden drops (which give surprisingly good airtime, especially in the back, as you're yoinked into the abyss). All of this is accentuated by the near pitch-black darkness of the show building, with a projection of the Earth and stars on the ceiling being the only source of light, as well as the Techno track "Mount Bop" adding a layer of unseriousness to it all. A wonderful time capsule of the 70s.