Reseñas • Aequus

An absolute masterpiece of a ride. It manages to be incredibly forceful without being uncomfortable even for a second, and features an exciting layout...

An absolute masterpiece of a ride. It manages to be incredibly forceful without being uncomfortable even for a second, and features an exciting layout with crazy good elements that flow into each other perfectly. The theming is exciting (although could use more of it DURING the ride), and it's one of the only coasters in the world that has its very own plushie! My only small pet peeve regarding Kondaa is its first drop: the twist takes away from the intensity somewhat, which should be one of the top moments on an intamin mega. Still, I believe this is one of the best rollercoasters in the entire world.

Hands down the best family coaster I've ever been on. It somehow manages to strike that balance between appealing to younger/inexperienced riders, and...

Hands down the best family coaster I've ever been on. It somehow manages to strike that balance between appealing to younger/inexperienced riders, and being thrilling enough for an enthusiast to enjoy. It has tons of airtime moments, whippy turns, great pacing and a nice overall theming (even if it's a direct ripoff of Abyssus at Energylandia). And of course, it was perfectly smooth the whole way through!

I'm not a huge fan of the forwards-backwards-forwards--backwards-get wet layout. It has nice airtime at the spikes as expected, but the ride is way to...

I'm not a huge fan of the forwards-backwards-forwards--backwards-get wet layout. It has nice airtime at the spikes as expected, but the ride is way too short to be worth the crazy queue times it can pull. And the water looks filthy too.

Very cool piece of rollercoaster history, and you can tell they tried very hard with the theming. However, the ride still is kinda just... There. The ...

Very cool piece of rollercoaster history, and you can tell they tried very hard with the theming. However, the ride still is kinda just... There. The queue looks great, but during the ride it's just pitch black. Very short and strange layout too, not very re-rideable.

All around very alright family coaster at a great spot in the middle of the park, but it's just outshined by Megalodon now, I didn't find myself wanti...

All around very alright family coaster at a great spot in the middle of the park, but it's just outshined by Megalodon now, I didn't find myself wanting to queue for it again.

This is the only coaster I've been on that's genuinely hurt me. Despite having the softest, most cushioned seats on perhaps any ride ever, it will bea...

This is the only coaster I've been on that's genuinely hurt me. Despite having the softest, most cushioned seats on perhaps any ride ever, it will beat you up, kick you repeatedly and scream in your ear at every turn. I think Walibi Belgium is ready for an RMC.

I love this ride so much. It's crazy, unique, and impossible to get bored of, as every ride is a completely different experience. Although Plopsaland ...

I love this ride so much. It's crazy, unique, and impossible to get bored of, as every ride is a completely different experience. Although Plopsaland seems to have issues with theming, this attraction is a beautiful, immersive experience from start to finish. The queues always seem to be unreasonably short, so re-riding it is super easy too. I don't understand how a coaster can be so disorienting and unpredictable, but how stomach-friendly at the same time. It's impossible to understate how crazy all the inversions are, and you get a crazy amount of airtime too in the second half, which the non-restrictive restraints make even more enjoyable. The only thing I've found it lacking is sheer forces and intensity- although on some days, the launch seems to be a bit stronger than usual, giving it that extra kick that it's missing on others.

Really gives you a "wild west" experience... The entire coaster is dirty, noisy, rattly and just overall badly maintained, the hills give zero airtime...

Really gives you a "wild west" experience... The entire coaster is dirty, noisy, rattly and just overall badly maintained, the hills give zero airtime and the drops arent steep enough. The train also starts moving randomly while passengers enter and exit it, and the ride ops make no effort making sure no one trips or falls over. The theming is also kinda... Interesting at parts. The worst ride in the park in my opinion.

Honestly a really overhated coaster. Sure, it's old, rattly and there isn't really a thrill factor to it at all, but I still had fun riding it, and th...

Honestly a really overhated coaster. Sure, it's old, rattly and there isn't really a thrill factor to it at all, but I still had fun riding it, and the location over the lake was nice. I don't see how people consider the swinging a negative, in my opinion it just added another dimension to the experience. But I do agree that it needs more love from the park.

This rollercoaster is absolutely ridiculous! It's basically a massive helix lifthill followed by a chaotic, rattly descent into a small tunnel while y...

This rollercoaster is absolutely ridiculous! It's basically a massive helix lifthill followed by a chaotic, rattly descent into a small tunnel while you can't see absolutely anything. Worth mentioning that it has the longest train in the world too!

The first drop and the loop are really cool and intense, but the rest of the layout is just dead. Neat little piece of rollercoaster history, but not ...

The first drop and the loop are really cool and intense, but the rest of the layout is just dead. Neat little piece of rollercoaster history, but not much else to it

It's a very short ride, which it compensates for by sending you over the layout twice. There are a few surprisingly good elements in there and it's de...

It's a very short ride, which it compensates for by sending you over the layout twice. There are a few surprisingly good elements in there and it's definitely on the more intense side of family coasters.

The second best family ride in the park after Dragon. The queue is very well made and a bit of an attraction in itself, and the layout is very long an...

The second best family ride in the park after Dragon. The queue is very well made and a bit of an attraction in itself, and the layout is very long and fun. It's just a shame how uncomfortable the restraints are for adults.

The coaster is just as rough and rattly as it sounds and looks, but it was totally survivable. The theming is very nice, I enjoyed the school queue an...

The coaster is just as rough and rattly as it sounds and looks, but it was totally survivable. The theming is very nice, I enjoyed the school queue and the gardens that the track wrapped around

Getting on this thing will take an eternity because it seems to be the most popular attraction with the general public, but also because the trains ar...

Getting on this thing will take an eternity because it seems to be the most popular attraction with the general public, but also because the trains are very small and operations are slow. Don't trust the queue times on the app!!! It's also down a lot of the time. But once you do get to go on it, it's super fun and enjoyable, and while it does rattle a bit, I didn't find it too distracting. The first drop is steeper than it looks off ride.

Very fun ride, definitely the highlight of the park. However it's way too short, and during my visit, it broke down multiple times in one day (but the...

Very fun ride, definitely the highlight of the park. However it's way too short, and during my visit, it broke down multiple times in one day (but they always brought it back up ~20 minutes later). It'd say it's equally fun forwards and backwards, but the voting mechanism adds a nice thrill to it IF they have it on.

Abyssus was a big surprise for me in terms of intensity. The first half is super tame, a little unnecessary in my opinion, but it's a nice warmup for ...

Abyssus was a big surprise for me in terms of intensity. The first half is super tame, a little unnecessary in my opinion, but it's a nice warmup for what's to come in the second half. The first drop was amazing, but the loop and batwings that followed were very intense, they made me black and gray out several times, which surprised me considering some people complain about this coaster being too tame. I came off with a headache, but honestly I can't complain too much- the ride length is very generous, and the elements flow well into each other. What disappointed me however, were the launches. I got a much better kick out of Formula, for the reason that Abyssus uses two separate, weaker launches to get to roughly the same speed, so it didn't feel nearly as intense. The magnetic launches also took a long time to really kick in, further taking away from the experience, but that goes for its little brother as well. Overall a great experience!

Very fun family ride, but definitely not made designed for adults to fit in. I love how the track goes over a busy area of the park and interacts with...

Very fun family ride, but definitely not made designed for adults to fit in. I love how the track goes over a busy area of the park and interacts with some of the small rides around it. The launch through the station on the second round is also a nice touch.

They only run one, four person train at a time. I waited in line for over 30 minutes for the less than a minute long ride, which was terribly rough an...

They only run one, four person train at a time. I waited in line for over 30 minutes for the less than a minute long ride, which was terribly rough and I regret every second of it

Very bizarre theming, the queue is quite dirty and the taxidermied animals are kinda gross. I'm surprised this ride isn't haunted. The coaster itself ...

Very bizarre theming, the queue is quite dirty and the taxidermied animals are kinda gross. I'm surprised this ride isn't haunted. The coaster itself is pretty good though and deserves more love, and even though it sizzles out in the second half, the launch is intense and you get quite a bit of airtime in the beginning

Zadra is an absolute masterpiece of a ride, imposing, forceful and relentlessly fast. From the moment it rolls over the lifthill to the moment it make...

Zadra is an absolute masterpiece of a ride, imposing, forceful and relentlessly fast. From the moment it rolls over the lifthill to the moment it makes you bow forward on the breakrun, it never loses from its pace, and the snappy, airtime filled layout definitely benefits from that. The massive Zero-G stall feels like it goes on forever and it's my favourite element on any ride. I agree that the restraints could be better though, it's a bit of a thigh crusher and I never appreciate shin guards as a tall person. Still, I didn't feel much discomfort, and the buttery smoothness of the track made up for it.

Riding Olympia feels like riding a piece of rollercoaster history, and what makes it better is just how well maintained it is. I didn't have a problem...

Riding Olympia feels like riding a piece of rollercoaster history, and what makes it better is just how well maintained it is. I didn't have a problem with the restraints, despite what most people seemed to have experienced. The inversions were super forceful except for the two last ones, but other than the five loops, there wasn't really a lot to the layout, and the mini lift hill at the middle felt a bit awkward. Still, great coaster and the best that I rode at Wiener Prater!

The prototype trains with the strange lapbars made for an interesting experience, but I definitely would have appreciated some padding on them. It puz...

The prototype trains with the strange lapbars made for an interesting experience, but I definitely would have appreciated some padding on them. It puzzles me how I didn't fall out during the backwards part, the restaint was so loose and didn't touch me at all until I was jammed into it during the cobra roll. The transitions between the elements were jerky, but it was a great adrenaline rush.