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    Airtimes Théma Intensité Vibrations Inconfort

    With shocking amount of forces for a ride of its size, Saw packs in some extreme moments of airtime and positives, especially when the midcourse doesn’t hit. That being said, the trackwork on this one is flat-out bad and a nasty rattle brings this ride’s rating down quite a bit for me.

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    Inversions Intensité

    A very solid invert.

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    Théma Vitesse Layout

    The best ride in the park. Wicker Man hauls from the first drop to the final brakes, delivering the rapid-fire elements that GCI is known for. The layout’s a blend of quick airtime pops and turns that throw you from side to side and, combined with the creepy theming, makes this ride place up there as one of my favorite woodies.

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    Théma Bonne suprise ! Temps mort

    Th13teen could have been so much better. If the outdoor section wasn’t trimmed and there was a bit after the backwards section (maybe a few turns after the launch), this ride could be a great family ride.

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    Launch Intensité

    very overhated ride, better than Smiler

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    First Drop Trop court

    While Oblivion’s inferior to other dives with its short layout and lack of elements despite the drop, it’s still a good ride and one I’d always like a ride on.

  • Sean Kearns

    Chef d'oeuvre Intensité Longueur

    This is, without a doubt, the best B&M invert I've ever ridden. The ride was pretty intense, and that batwing completely surprised me. And those trenches are perfectly placed throughout the layout. If you're a fan of inverted coasters, this one is right up your alley.

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    Confort Fun Fluidité

    Galactica’s a really fun ride that doesn’t do anything too special. You can definitely tell it’s the prototype of a specific model, but it’s still solid and a good experience.

  • Sean Kearns

    Airtimes Intensité Ejectors

    This is hands-down the best roller coaster I've ever ridden. That first drop in the back row is the best I've experienced. The airtime and the inversions are intense. And that death roll and outer-banked wave turn are mental. Busch Gardens and RMC built this coaster to be the best in the world, and they nailed it. Get down here, ride it; it's fantastic. RMC gets a massive standing ovation for Iron Gwazi!

  • Jonathan A.

    Layout Longueur Inconfort Airtimes Temps mort

    This is the shakiest coaster I've experienced so far. While it doesn't cause the same physical discomfort as other coasters like 'Condor,' it's still not enjoyable to ride, but at least you're not getting hurt as long as you cross your legs. At times, it feels like the coaster is scraping against parts of the layout and it slows down and becomes very loud in those areas. It's a good candidate for an RMC makeover, but it may not be easy for the park to finance.