Coaster reviews

Inversions Comfort Smoothness

J'ai trouvé la propulsion bien puissante, et le layout bien conçu. Il est très confortable et assez fun. Juste dommage que seul un train sur les 5 ait eu la sonorisation.

Nice surprise! Fun Duration

Une très bonne surprise, c'est fun et c'est une bonne façon d'exploiter ce coaster. On s'y croit vraiment, et les chauves-souris sont super mignonnes. Comme quoi, chacun vit une expérience différemment, et il faut toujours se faire sa propre opinion !

Pace Intensity Layout Rattle Harness

Good old Goudurix, although it's rough, it's intense and a classical feature of the park. I guess that if the trains were changed, and there was a lapbar instead of those shoulder restraints, it would be great. It's been here since the beginning, so, it really deserves new trains. I like it anyway...

Inversions Intensity Layout Headbanging Harness

This ride has a monster of a launch, I didn't expect it to be so intense, and it's followed by a steep climbing and an interesting layout. It rattles a bit, but this is not what I dislike the most. The restraints are not adapted to the layout, and if you are not aware of where to brace in order to save your head from the slaps, your head will bang. You can hardly avoid them unless you are 2 meters tall. I rode it three times, once at the front, twice at the back, and it doesn't make a noticeable difference. I liked it though, and the dispatch was efficient. I liked the design of the trains, and the pace was really good. Overall, I liked it.

Airtimes Nice surprise! Smoothness Too short

Heidi is a surprisingly smooth and well paced little wooden roller coaster, it was fun! I expected some rattling, but it was smooth and was more intense than I thought. The seats are comfortable, and there are airtime moments. The theming is cute and well done.

First Drop Location Smoothness Capacity

I wanted to ride it no matter how long I would have stayed in line, and I must say it was quite a long queue, but even if the capacity is awful like in every theme park in Japan, I must say I'm glad I rode it. The first drop is breathtaking, and when the train passes through the building and the big wheel, it's quite impressive. It's a bit short though and I would have loved to ride it twice, but considering the line, I gave up. It's a good Intamin ride, and a technical prowess in my opinion to build a coaster like this in such a place, right in the middle of Tokyo. I might ride it again next time I come back to Japan, but never again in summertime, it was too hot and humid, and too busy. I loved the way it was lit at night, adding some dimension to the ride.

Inversions Launch Intensity Headbanging

I love this powerful launch followed by the sea serpent, and I acknowledge the effort made to add some decor lately. I must say that I preferred the previous theming, which allowed to have a different soundtrack (5 different) , I was a big fan of rock'n'roller coaster, it was original and really fun. Hearing Steven Tyler shouting before the launch was really thrilling. But I'm getting used to Avengers campus, the theming is not bad at all, but the storytelling is always the same... But I must say that it's Disneyland Paris' most exciting coaster, and the short queues allowed me to ride it 7 times, among which 5 times in a row.

Location Pace Intensity

I'd never heard my son screaming in a coaster before riding Eejanaika! Which means a lot! This ride in unreal! Soooo special! The first drop backwards and the seat spinning facing the ground is absolutely crazy! You must know that you have to remove any loose object, including your jewelry and shoes before riding! Be prepared for this crazy ride! On clear days, Fujisan is visible from the whole park, and it really feels almost like a spiritual experience. You can literally hear people saying "kowai" (I'm scared) when their turn is approaching. This ride is insanely good. I rank it second just ride behind my number Toutatis, but to be honest, to me, it's beyond ranking. It's a proper experience of its own.

First Drop Theming Smoothness

One of the two masterpieces of Park Astérix. It's smooth, intense, graceful. It's just a short head behind Toutatis, which I guess will always remain my number one among all coasters.

Comfort Launch Fun Capacity

Wow, I rode it twice, once during daylight, and then at night, which was definitely better and much more immersive. Loved the smoothness, the lighting, the theming, and the well rendered impression of riding a motorbike! The soundtrack added a pinch of enthusiasm to this brand new ride (it opened less than 3 weeks before). Another great and original Intamin, which really knows how to capture the atmosphere wanted by the park. The launches are fun, the backwards part and the last one are really funny, I loved the sections where you are really low, close to the ground with the inclinations. The waiting time in line was awfully long, as they always are in every theme park in it Japan anyway, but it was really worth it. Thank you Fujikyu Highland and Intamin, I'll ride Zokkon again when I come back to Japan.