• heroptix

    Airtimes Comodidad Ejectors Vibración Torta

    I wasn't expecting Hyperion to be that powerful when I first rode it. It's a great ride as soon as you're sitting in the front part of the train. The middle rattles a lot and the back row is unbearable. It's sad we can't properly enjoy the last row of this coaster, it would be so much better if it wasn't that rough.

  • heroptix

    Intensidad Layout Hangtime Arnés

    My top 1 for sure, insane elements, sadly those lapbars kinda ruin the ride's comfort. It's a bit short, but still insane enough to be my top 1 for sure!

  • Arthur Bonneau

    Vibración Torta Incomodidad

    Une horreur ce wooden ! Je ne suis pas contre un coaster intense et avec des vibrations (comme Troy), du moment que ça ne détruit pas l'expérience. Sur Loup Garou, les vibrations sont absolument insupportables et enlèvent tout plaisir au ride. Vraiment sans intérêt pour ma part, et le pire coaster que j'ai pu rider à ce jour.

  • Kevin Li

    Airtimes Primera caída Ejectors

    awesome sauce

  • Theme Park Avenue

    Yeah, this earns 5 stars. It's the best launch coaster I've ever been on. The first have has great individual elements and theming, but the second half builds up insane speed and has even better elements. The mosasaurus roll is a top 3 inversion for me. It's hard to make a ride this well-balanced yet also this elite in the layout department. It absolutely lives up to the hype.

  • Theme Park Avenue

    This really was one of the worst roller coasters ever. Rest in pieces.

  • Theme Park Avenue

    This is a fun kiddie coaster with a solid presentation and scale. I don't plan to rate anymore kiddie coasters on this site because kiddie coasters are not made for older guests, but it's averaging 6% and that's just not fair. This is probably a 3-3.5/10, but I'll round up.

  • Theme Park Avenue

    This was my first roller coaster, and it is still fun. It's certainly a bit janky because it's quite old, but the first drop, loop, and final helix are fun and intense. There isn't any spectacular here, but nothing besides the final harsh stop in the station is really an issue. It's just a fun, simple ride you probably won't be inclined to marathon but will have fun on once or twice.

  • Theme Park Avenue

    This is the ideal family roller coaster. It has plenty of gimmicks that can be enjoyed by kids and adults alike, and it combines appealing theming with mild thrills. The elevator lift and free spinning are always a blast, and the main snake king statue is gorgeous. The first and last sections offer fun thrills for the whole family, though the backwards section is admittedly janky. This balance is important for this type of ride, and not many kiddie coasters nail it like this. The ride tends to get a long line and have reliability issues, but the queue can keep you entertained for a long time. This is a well-made ride that nails everything a family ride should and it was a great addition to the park back in 2016.

  • Theme Park Avenue

    This ride is not good. The restraints really do take away from the experience as they are awkward to put on and because of how many slow moments the ride has, you have ample opportunities to think about how uncomfortable they are. The ride is decently intense, which is nice, and it has hangtime. However, the hangtime is quite uncomfortable overall. The other Skyrocket II's are better paced and more comfortable, so I enjoy them much much more. If you've been on Tempesto or Superman Ultimate Flight at Discovery Kingdom, you don't really need to ride this one. I don't have a lot of fun with it.