Reseñas de montañas rusas

This is definitely another painful Arrow/Vekoma looper. It is intriguing though as it doesn’t follow the usual loop and corkscrew model. It has the An...

This is definitely another painful Arrow/Vekoma looper. It is intriguing though as it doesn’t follow the usual loop and corkscrew model. It has the Anaconda one and half loop into a corkscrew to the side to an awkward couple turns and then a brake run, then a double corkscrew and helix ending so it’s still all the usual cookie cutter pieces with janky transitions. I guess I’m making a poor argument for it but I still want to like it but it’s just not a good experience. Instead of just demolishing these sorts of rides, I wish at least one park would hire S&S to modify them to be smooth while keeping the main elements.

This is a top mine train contender for its terrain layout and smoothness, especially compared to most other Arrow mine trains where you will get bruis...

This is a top mine train contender for its terrain layout and smoothness, especially compared to most other Arrow mine trains where you will get bruised. The drop in the dark at the end is a wonderful touch and much preferred to a helix ending.

I only got one ride on this but that was all I could take. I swear, the train was smacking my back over and over like it was a giant’s hand. I was try...

I only got one ride on this but that was all I could take. I swear, the train was smacking my back over and over like it was a giant’s hand. I was trying to hold on for dear life and avoid the smacking seat by sitting away from it but defensive riding was only helping so much. It’s a real shame because I love the terrain and out and back layout and the speed. It should be a top wood coaster in the world if it were smooth and maintained but unfortunately it’s at a Six Flags so it’s neglected and barely legally safe.

This ride brings me right back to the coaster wars when parks were trying to build bigger and faster wood coasters. We can look back and see it was a ...

This ride brings me right back to the coaster wars when parks were trying to build bigger and faster wood coasters. We can look back and see it was a mistake and that wood coasters work best at certain limited sizes and speeds but this dinosaur is still biting. The first few tall drops are all amazing and I love them for their excess but everything after that is a waste. Still, I’m glad this exists flaws and all.