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One of the rare 85-metre Junior Coasters. It doesn't do much, but it doesn't need to. It's just a fun little kiddie-scale coaster, and reasonably good-looking too.

Bonne suprise ! Vibrations

This was the surprise of the day from Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village! This is a fantastic, zippy, fun little family thrill coaster that doesn't get enough attention. A cheap Space Mountain knockoff it may be, but it has some great banked turns that run fast, smooth and induce some serious laterals. There's even a faint little airtime pop, all in the dark with some very good theming and lighting effects. Don't be fooled by the ride's humble facade and station - it's a fun one! The reviews of this coaster are wrong. Ride it for yourself and see. Besides the kind of rattle you'd expect from a 30-year-old Vekoma, it's running like a charm.

Théma Trop court

This is a fun ride. It looks great, in one of the best-presented areas of the park. There's not really much to the ride, however, and it runs fairly mildly and with a slight rattle. It's definitely enjoyable and gets you absolutely soaked. But mostly, it's just damn photogenic.

Fun Inconfort

Dingo Racer is a very nicely-presented little coaster. The station and ride area look fantastic. The ride itself has a rather interesting layout, but unfortunately it did not provide the spinning that I expected. There were also several jarring and uncomfortable moments depending on which direction you are facing when you take corners or dips. The seats and restraints are a little bit hard, meaning you can often be painfully slammed against them with unusual force. It's a fun ride though!

Théma Layout

Mysterious Cookie Train is a weird ride, there are no two ways about it. The layout is very amateurishly designed, and there are moments of discomfort due to forces that the ride doesn't seem to be built for. However, the theming is good, and it runs pretty similarly to a Vekoma Junior Coaster. Kids will enjoy this one.

Intensité Layout

Giant Digger is the best Blue Fire clone I have ridden to this point, simply due to the pace with which it seems to take its layout. The force through the inversions and airtime moments seems to have been kicked up a notch with this model, and it definitely makes the experience more fun! The theming and presentation, as with the rest of Lotte World Adventure Busan, is absolutely immaculate. Great ride.

Launch Inversions

Steel Taipan is a great step forward for Dreamworld! The swing launch adds something different to this Blue Fire clone, but more importantly, the spinning seats in the back are a great addition and a totally wild experience! Worth every cent! However, I do find that this ride seems to wander through a lot of its layout. The airtime hill is a misfire, and the first three inversions don't have a lot of force to them.

Situation Intensité

Scenic Railway is beyond a classic. It's an institution. You simply can't miss it because of its significance in roller coaster history. The views are great too, overlooking St Kilda Beach. Don't expect a proper roller coaster ride. There's really no speed, momentum or forces on this one. Just sit back and enjoy being on the world's second-oldest roller coaster!

Hangtime Trop court

Green Lantern Coaster is a little bit out of place at Movie World. For a park that advertises itself as Australia's only theme park, it is a questionable decision to build a carpark S&S El Loco. But, it's a decent enough ride. The hangtime and laterals are really forceful and it's just a whole lot of fun. It will always play second fiddle to DC Rivals and Superman, but it's worth a ride if the line isn't too long.

Fun Inconfort

It's a Pinfari Zyklon. What more do you need to know? This thing is pretty generic.