Coaster reviews

First Drop Ejectors Hangtime Dead spots

This thing is aggressive! It’s really fast, it is packed with strong ejector airtime, and insane hangtime. The drop is also pretty good. You get some great ejector as you go flying out of your seat! I got two sunset rides on my first day at the park, and it was hauling through the layout. My favorite part of the ride is the 200-degree zero-G stall, because you get insane hangtime right there. I also really like the double-down, because it also gives strong pops of ejector airtime. Despite the size, it truly packs a punch!

Airtimes First Drop Intensity

In my opinion, Orion is by far my favorite giga coaster I’ve ridden. It’s a really intense ride and it also features strong airtime moments. My favorite part is probably the first drop in the back row because you get sustained ejector air going down that drop. I also like the helix before the final hill because it’s super intense and I greyed out. However, I prefer the front row for the intensity because you feel the airtime and the other forces more than you do in the back row. Overall, Orion is a really fun coaster that packs some strong airtime and some really intense moments. It is also a great fit for Kings Island!

Airtimes Pace Fun

While it may not be the most intense roller coaster in the world, Candymonium provides some of the best airtime on a B&M hyper. It provides every type of airtime that you would find on a coaster; floater, flojector, and ejector. My favorite part of the ride is the first camelback, because of how strong & sustained the floater airtime is. I got sustained for 5 seconds as I legit went flying! I also like the drop in the back row because it gives some great ejector! Candymonium features three different colored trains themed to candy; Reese’s, Kisses, and Twizzlers. Reece's train does run the fastest out of the three. Almost all of the B&M hypers have a mid-course brake run in the middle of the ride. And that’s why they can have some pacing issues. Candymonium, however, doesn't really slow down until the end. Despite the two trim brakes, this is truly one of the best-paced B&M hyper coasters. This thing hauls at night too, which adds to the experience. And the layout is so unique, that it reminds me of something like Fury 325 at Carowinds. While Candymonium may not be the most intense roller coaster in the world, it provides some of the best airtime on a hypercoaster, it’s one of the best-paced, it’s butter smooth, it’s re-rideable, and the layout is very unique. It is so much fun and is also my favorite B&M hyper coaster I’ve ridden so far, right next to Diamondback at Kings Island which is also a similar ride. Candymonium is definitely the sweetest coaster ever!

Airtimes Location Fun Too short Harness

I only got 1 ride on this during my 2021 Ohio Trip and I got to admit that Corkscrew is a really fun ride! I sat in the front row and I got a nice pop of ejector airtime on the speed hill and the vertical loop pulled some insane G’s. The corkscrews also gave some nice hangtime. This ride may be short, but it sure packs a solid ride experience!

Airtimes First Drop Fun

Millennium Force is a really good ride with a nice layout, a pretty good drop that gives ejector airtime in the back row, really intense turns along with some grey-out moments, and three different hills with each one giving its own level of airtime: floater, flojector, and ejector. The lift hill also gives some stunning views of Lake Erie. This thing hauls at night too. Overall, this is a great ride if you are looking for a coaster with variety such as speed, intensity, and airtime.

Inversions Intensity Layout

Raptor is a very intense coaster with a solid drop, snappy inversions, and some intense moments. My favorite part of the ride is probably the cobra roll, because of how snappy it is and pulls great whip. Overall, Raptor is currently my favorite B&M inverted coaster I’ve ridden.

Airtimes Lap Bar Ejectors Layout

This is one heck of a coaster! Every hill gives powerful ejector airtime and the lap bars feel really open, allowing plenty of room for airtime. My favorite part of the ride is the finale with the triangle hills, because of how violent the airtime is! The best seat on this ride is by far the back row, but the magic seat being row 3 also slaps! Despite the layout being a little bland, Magnum XL 200 is a powerhouse and is truly one of the best hyper coasters out there!

Launch Intensity Hangtime Rattle

As a result, I’m going to rate TMNT Shellraiser a 9/10. Despite the bad rattle, It’s definitely one of the best euro-fighters out there. It’s intense, the launch pulls great forces, the inversions provide are very disorienting, and it currently holds the record for the world’s steepest drop, providing powerful and sustained ejector airtime! It truly packs a punch!

Nice surprise! Launch Intensity Capacity

This may look straightforward, but it has a lot of tricks up its sleeve. This coaster features an insane launch along with inversions which provide a mixture of positive G’s, hangtime, airtime, and laterals. I really love how different each of the 3 immelmanns are and each and every one was thrilling in its own unique way! The second Immelmann is by far the best one, providing ridiculous whip! And the backwards launch is nuts! Overall, Sandy’s Blasting Bronco packs a mighty punch!

First Drop Intensity Ejectors Dead spots Reliability

Similar to Skyrush, this is by far one of the most intense and greatest roller coasters ever built. The first drop in the back row is absolutely mental. It feels like you’re about to go flying every time. The camelback hills also give insane sustained ejector airtime and the insane turns provide really strong positive G’s! My favorite part of the ride is the Rolling Thunder hill since you get thrown out of your seat as you absolutely go flying! El Toro is one true masterpiece and is overall the best coaster of its kind!