Coaster reviews

Theming Fun

While I dont have any cons for this ride, however I do not consider this as a masterpiece. At all. This ride includes top of the level theming, but what people fail to realize is; it doesnt have any new features that we havent seen. What I noticed so much about this ride was well, it was all TV's. While on the ride, I noticed nothing but TV's. If this is the case, why not make Revenge of the Mummy's iconic Imhotep scene ALL SCREEN? The Mummy ride at Universal goes out of its way to create an environment that makes you feel that you are there. Even the huge anubis statue in queue is what I consider a masterpiece, not this ride. This ride does not do that, AT ALL. Literally every single element in this ride has already been used. That "immersive" elevator scene in queue? Men in Black! That backwards scene onride? Mummy or Frozen Ever After! On-board music? Literally almost any other ride ever. Sure, this is a fun ride with cool aspects. But I certainly wouldn't consider it life-changing or a masterpiece.

Airtimes Masterpiece Layout

I have no cons to give this ride. In my opinion, this truly is a masterpiece. As this was my first major roller-coaster, I definitely got to feel the adrenaline! Lots of airtime hills, a good length, and definitely enough to keep my hands in the air!

First Drop Theming Dead spots Layout

In my opinion, this ride could've been so much better if it used realistic and actual props during the coaster scenes like the mummy's throne room scene. I can definitely say it was infiltrated by the whole 3-D screen concept and this is something thats extremely repetitive with Universal. Not only this however, the layout seems extremely laid back. Theres pretty much 1 drop and then just a bunch of straight track that turns you into different sections while the cart is spinning, so Men in Black without the actual coaster decor and with one drop. However, I can say this ride's queue is absolutely stunning. It made me feel like I was IN the Gringotts Bank!

Lap Bar Disappointing! Tear it down! Dead spots

For a disney ride, this is a "It's a small world" rollercoaster. It carries out the same lackluster and weak rockwork theme throughout the entire ride. The only part your introduced to the whole Snow White theme elements is during the small scene in the middle of the ride, and the ending. The queue is also considerably weak with lots of filler decor that couldve been better themed. I wouldnt be shocked it if it was torn down and replaced or refurbished to a newer theme. This ride is medicore at its best, but I dont find Disney to refurbish, improve, or tear it down any time soon. Also forgot to mention the lapbar was extremely snug and comforting during the ride. Thats probably the thing I enjoyed most when riding Seven Dwarves Mine Train.

Airtimes Theming Comfort Too short

I have ridden this ride multiple times. Each getting even better, however we cannot forget about the tiny duration of the actual coaster elements after the launch. However, my last ride (a week ago) I experienced a rather enjoyable smooth ride. No discomfort whatsoever, and I find these lapbars EXTREMELY comfy and but sometimes on other occasions they feel loose. I wouldnt care if I rank this my top 5 coasters even though there are ones that are so much better. This ride just gives me that adrenaline and "I want more" even though it goes 40 mph.