Reseñas de montañas rusas
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Torta Arnés Incomodidad
I've never met anyone that liked this ride. It's hard to believe this was B&M's first roller coaster ever. Fortunately they redeemed themselves with their future designs.
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Capacidad
Classic old school kiddie coaster. Great history.
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Primera caída Inversiones Suavidad
The main pro is not so much the first drop as it is the chest crushing g's of the first loop.
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Airtimes Primera caída Arnés
My favorite coaster in the park -- especially in the back row. (Goliath is good, but it's too short to be my favorite)
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Tematización Tematización
It used to be a really fun ride. The theming was great in the early years. Unfortunately over time, the theming has become run down -- damaged by vandals throwing things at the "billboard" screens, other items just broke down and never got repaired. The ride just needs a little TLC.
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Launch Capacidad
My favorite part is the freefall coming down the backwards spike. I miss the magnetic hold that paused you before falling down the backwards spike.
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Fun
Always more fun when your car is not balanced. Still enjoy riding it when we visit Six Flags America.
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Inversiones Velocidad Intensidad
The OG inverted coaster. All the rest are mere clones.
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Airtimes
Still a great Woodie after 40+ years. Also had the opportunity to ride the blue side BACKWARDS in 2013.
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Typical kiddie coaster. Just big enough for adults to fit in the seat. Was better when it had the Jetson's theming.
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It's getting rougher over the years. Even had the opportunity to ride it backwards back in 2013.
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One of the OG Arrow Dynamics looping coasters. a.k.a. Turn of the Century
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If you grew up in southern Wisconsin or northern Illinois in the past 50 years.... you likely rode Whizzer (a.k.a. Willard's Whizzer) as your first "big kids" roller coaster.