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Duration
It’s a standard issue Vekoma Junior coaster. Goes around twice which is nice. Nothing too special but this model is always one of the top kiddy coaster models out there
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Layout
It’s a pretty unremarkable kiddy coaster. It goes in a pretty basic oval with no force. But you get 4 laps which is something, I guess.
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Rattle Headbanging
Holy headbanging! This ride isn’t the worst of this model, but that’s a low bar. There are almost no forces aside from the rattle through the entire layout. It’s a terrible coaster.
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Intensity Discomfort
The train is too small. It leads to excessive squishing around the turns. The forces and pacing could be good but the bad trains really ruin the ride.
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Inversions Intensity
This is the intensity king at Lagoon. Two forceful loops and two fun helices. Not a whole lot to it. Ride is smooth enough. Everything it does it does well. Bur it just doesn’t do much.
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Location
Smaller coaster in a beautiful setting. You get extremely close to the trees. A little whip towards the back
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Location
It’s a solid mine train. Some fun laterals. This park is gorgeous and it takes advantage of its setting very well.
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Smoothness Dead spots
It's a very smooth ride that doesn't really do much of anything. Didn't get much spinning either.
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It's a family coaster. Two laps per cycle. I noticed it had a tendency to undershoot the station, so the back row would have to be pseudo-evaced.
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Theming Fun Duration Airtimes
It’s a fun family coaster. Some fun launches. A few fun pops to the side. Not a very forceful ride, but it feels long, has fun theming, and is overall a good addition to this park.
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Location Capacity
It’s a Maurer spinner. Nothing too special about the ride itself. But it’s on an elevated platform that lets you get a great view of the ocean.
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Theming
The ride is set really nicely but at the end of the day it’s just another kiddy coaster
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It’s an older Zamperla Family Gravity Coaster, which means it has some jank newer ones don’t. I like the janky old ones more. End of the day though, it’s a kiddy credit.