Coaster reviews

Intensity Layout Headbanging Harness Discomfort

I heard the reviews. I had low expectations for Flight Deck but it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. I leaned my head out so I wouldn't get any headbanging but instead, the restraints slightly digged into my shoulders. Then when I leaned just a tiny bit back, I got neckbanging! Still, it wasn't as bad as I expected. At least the layout was good and the forces were great.

First Drop Inversions Fun Harness Dead spots

Yukon Striker was a nice B&M dive. The first drop is excellent, inversions are great - especially the vertical loop (its intense), the ride is fun, but after the mid-course, Striker just goes into a forceless helix into the final brakes. This ride is nice for what it is, but the vest restraint tightens on you so much on the final brake run - its so uncomfortable, but otherwise I don't mind the vest restraint other than limiting the airtime on the first drop. Yukon Striker is a solid B&M dive.

Theming Fun Intensity

This ride kinda caught me off guard! Launch is mid, that first upwards helix pulls bone-crushing positive g-forces, and there's a nice pop of airtime at one moment. Theming is great but the one's at Kings Dominion and Kings Island have better theming because the helicopter and fire effects work. This ride doesn't have those 2 listed theming elements but ride is well themed and fun. Would ride it occasionally at Wonderland! (you'll see me marathoning the B&M hyper and giga here lol)

Fun

My first coaster ever. I rode it when i was 7 so I don't really remember anything. Was too short to ride Dragon Mountain - wish I could come back here to ride Dragon Mountain. :( This kiddie coaster was fun tho.

Airtimes First Drop Capacity Too short

This ride was amazing. My first giga coaster (this being at my home park). First drop is world class, it takes all it's elements with so much speed, great airtime, and pretty forceful. My only con is that the ride could just be a bit longer, but for now until I ride Fury - Leviathan is better than Fury 325.

Fun Smoothness Capacity

This Arrow mini mine train from 1967 is pure fun and pretty smooth for a coaster from 1967. It's the oldest coaster I've been on and this is a great ride for the family. It has 1-2 lifthills I think but it cycles the course 2 times so the length makes up for it. It only runs 1 train, so expect a slow-moving line even if it the line looks short. Fun little coaster but almost lost my hat on it hehehe....

Capacity Pointless Dead spots

This ride is basically this statement: Someone in Montreal: Can we go back to 2014 and ride Colossus at Magic Mountain? La Ronde: We got Colossus at home - it's homemade.... Le Monstre: Pointless, badly-paced, airtimeless ride that is pointless and should be RMC'ed..... Yes, RMC this!!!!!!!! This ride isn't rough other than one spot where it became jackhammer hell but seriously Six Flags, show care to La Ronde by RMC'ing this monsterous structure. Then I would come back to this park.

Fun Too short Harness

I've only riden one of these old Vekoma head-and-bang and it was mediocre. I like how you fly pass supports providing some decent legchoppers and the ride is overall pure fun. I barely had headbanging - it didn't effect my experience but this ride is too short and the harness is a bit uncomfortable. This ride is nice for what it is. Just ride this for the credit.

Location Discomfort Tear it down! Pointless

This ride is utterly rough. Believe it or not, the lifthill is seriously the most rough part of the right. Each turn feels like you're being stabbed, and the chainlift uses you as a punching bag. The layout is average for a kiddie coaster and the location on top of a well-themed haunted house/Burger King is the only redeeming factor. Only ride it for the credit.

Location Pace Fun Too short

Vortex is a short but sweet Arrow suspended swinging coaster that is pure fun. It's a mere clone of The Bat at King's Island but this is better due to the location. The ride runs quicker than it looks off-ride. Vortex swinged like CRAZY, especially on the brake run. The ride is also pretty intense but not intense enough for me. The location that Vortex sits in is gorgeous as its swings through the lake and has great interaction with Yukon Striker. The only rough ride I've gotten on this was my first ride, but I've marathoned Vortex 15 times in a day and it was pure fun and just a little janky. Also the ride is not that long, but the prime ride you get is sweet. Overall, Vortex is a great Arrow suspended coaster that is pure fun but is a bit short. I absolutely recommend a ride on Vortex!

Location Headbanging Discomfort Tear it down!

What do you expect from Ednor - just another SLC. My favourite part of Ednor was getting off the ride and the location. A trash ride on a beautiful setting - La Ronde's lake. All I remember from creasing off the lift hill to brake run is bang, bang, bang! Either retrack Ednor and give it vest restrains or tear it down! Highly don't recommend unless if you want a headache.

Airtimes Capacity Comfort Rattle

Behemoth is a solid B&M hyper. The first drop is amazing, floater airtime is extremely good, layout is OK. I have to appreciate the 2 airtime hills after the helix, I'm not sure what other B&M hypers have those 2 final hills. The repetitive camelbacks can be a bore, but I'll take sustained floater any day! The only downside is that rattle. That made rerides a challenge but I know how to fight the B&M rattle. Other than the rattle, Behemoth is a great B&M hyper, it's a great ride! Just beware of that rattle, it can be nasty sometimes.

Airtimes Capacity Comfort

This ride's main feature in my opinion is that B&M hyper layout, but it's technically a B&M mini-hyper. The sustained floater airtime is one of the best in the world! There's a little bit on intensity, but it's really not that intense. Although the layout is pretty repetitive in B&M hyper style, who would say no to sustained floater airtime? I would take sustained floater airtime at any day! Goliath at La Ronde, this is an epic B&M hyper/mini-hyper.