Coaster reviews

Location Fun Duration Discomfort

It goes three times!

Airtimes Pace Intensity

I only got 1 ride on this during my 2021 Ohio Trip and I got to admit that Rougarou is a pretty solid floorless coaster. Nothing too special, but the inversions are fun, the pacing is pretty good, and the 2nd half features some pretty intense moments. The ride also features a couple of airtime moments, like the drop-out of the mid-course block brake. Overall, Rougarou is one of the better floorless roller coasters out there and it’s a great fit for Cedar Point.

Location Comfort Fun Capacity Dead spots

This awesome terrain coaster is by far the best ride at the park, and with it being a comfortable and relaxing ride it is perfect for families. The biggest con is the capacity, with it having only 1 train and mostly being operated by only 1 staff member who checks every restraint and assigns seats before boarding.

Theming Nice surprise! Smoothness Too short Capacity

Short but sweet coaster that is fun for the whole family! Located in a wonderfully themed area. Something you would not expect from a park like this!

As Tornado it was hot garbage and I labeled it as "Tear it down!" While they did not do that they succeded in making it not terrible, now it's just kinda there and it's actually kinda fun. 3.6 not great not terrible

Airtimes Theming Intensity

Fenix has to be one the best themed coasters in The Netherlands, if not the best in my opinion. The queue is gorgeous and IMAscore did an amazing job with the soundtrack. Train design is also beautiful. The ride itself is amazing: Fenix is very smooth, offers some nice sustained floater airtime and that helix pulls some powerful positives, often giving me a grey-out. The zero-G roll gives some nice laterals. I really can't get enough of this ride, always love riding it a few times during my Toverland visits.

Pace Intensity Smoothness

Holy shit, this ride is insane! Wasn't impressed after my first ride on it (which was towards the front of the train in the morning), but towards the evening I got a second ride which was on backrow. And oh my god, it was HAULING. Wodans pacing is perfect, the train doesn't lose any speed throughout the layout. And this ride feels fast. Very fast. The quick transitions caught me off-guard and it felt like I was thrown around like a ragdoll, I love it when coasters try to throw me out of the train. The ride is also butter smooth, most woodies have a bit of a rattle to them but Wodan does not. This is currently my favorite wooden coaster, GCI did an amazing job with this one!

Intensity Layout

Troy is a relentless ride from start to finish. Just pure action. There are some fast transitions throughout the layout which make it quite the intense ride. There are some spots where the train loses a little speed (I think Wodans pacing is better), but overall Troy is an incredible woodie that always delivers a great ride.

Inversions Location Pace

This ride is such a well paced ride. From the first drop out of the station until you slam into the brakes this ride is magnificent. Its interactions with other rides and the way it is placed around the mountain makes it truely a special ride. I don't mind that the launches aren't that intense. the slow pace you get through the inverted top hat is such a unique experience that I don't mind that. one of europe's finest

Lap Bar Intensity Smoothness

Vekoma delivered again with this next-gen. I see people complain about a rattle but I did not notice anything, this ride felt butter smooth to me. Hals-über-Kopf feels like a less intense version of Lech Coaster to me: this ride offers some very strong positives which make it quite an intense ride. The inversions are great and there are some hills throughout the ride which give weak floater airtime as well. This is a huge step up from B&M inverts and Hals-über-Kopf proves that Vekoma can make great suspended coasters. Please, to all parks owning an SLC, tear them down and buy an STC instead. This ride is pure gold.