Coaster reviews

Airtimes Theming Reliability

There's almost no operator. You have to ask employee on the midway to ride. It's a good kiddie coaster with the last two airtime hills having nice airtime. It's ugly though. The clone of this near BGW is so much nicer.

Airtimes Fun Theming Dead spots Intensity

I don't get the hate. I had a fun ride. The spinning element is well utilized, and there's two good airtime moments. It's ugly though and a little jerky.

Airtimes Location Duration Headbanging Dead spots

Lochness is a very scenic ride that takes place over the Rhine river. It is smoother than most arrow loopers and has a very unique layout consisting of two vertical loops, A tunnel, a second lift, and various turn around. Besides the obvious interlocking appearance, the loops are't special and the turn arounds are boring. The Tunnel and second lift are a huge dead spot. The ride does give ejector airtime in the back row on the first drop.

Smoothness Airtimes Dead spots

6 year old me had a blast on my first coaster. I don't remember airtime though.

Fun Too short

It's good for a kid's coaster but it's nothing much.

Airtimes Comfort Pace Too short

InvadR is a very fun ride with adequate theming. First drop is good for a family coaster, airtime hills give a variety of moderate flojector. Final helix is a really good way to end the ride. It is just too short though.

Theming Capacity Intensity Dead spots

Verbolten is very well themed and is very intense, the first launch gives a good kick and sense you launch into darkness, it feels faster than it actually is. You undergo forceful helixes indoors with various effect surrounding you. You then hit a midcourse then a drop track which takes you by surprise. Then you hit the second launch which is even stronger, you make your way up to the creaking bridge where you will brake before plunging down. No airtime here but it great with the sound effects. You then traverse a family coaster like layout back into the final brake run. The station is heavily themed.