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VelociCoaster is an absolute masterpiece when it comes to bringing a full-fledged and well-rounded theme park experience to guests. From the moment you enter the courtyard area of the attraction, to the moment you exit, you are always blown away at almost every corner. The ride looks amazing from every angle, and once you're in front of it, you'll be impressed with the way the track soars over your head. The queue line is filled with amazing technological effects and Jurassic World easter eggs, especially the attraction's stable room, with lifelike animatronic velociraptors. The two-way locker system is very efficient and quick, aside from the fact that people seem to forget that you can't bring loose articles onto the attraction (despite the numerous warnings from Mr. DNA that you WILL be going through metal detection). Upstairs, you'll watch a fairly entertaining pre-show section of the queue, before you're at the station. When riding this coaster, I usually will ride in any row that the staff assign, but if the front row line looks fairly short, you should definitely take it. I've ridden every single row on this attraction, and I can confidently say that row 1 is the best row. However, it really shouldn't matter where you sit because almost every row offers a completely different experience in terms of forces. The operations are fantastic on this attraction--dispatches typically take around or less than a minute. The first launch sequence will hype up riders, and it is surprisingly punchy. The Immelmann and dive loop that follow will have some of the strongest airtime if you're seated in the front, especially the dive loop. The first half's elements on their own aren't anything to write home about, but combined with the top-tier scenery and near misses. One element that I will mention, however, is the first off-axis hill, which has strong ejector airtime. The second launch is surprisingly intense, and the sense of speed in the front row is absolutely spectacular. The top hat's airtime in EVERY row is amazing, the views are epic. The zero-g stall is absolutely fantastic with some amazing hangtime, and the wave turn provides some surprising sideways airtime. The following off-axis airtime hill has some brilliant ejector, and the second overbanked, while weaker, sets you up for the ride's finale--the Mosasaurus roll. The small hill before this insane inversion is basically nothing compared to the insane whip and sustained, upside-down ejector that you'll get. The ride finishes off with two surprising pops of ejector airtime. Overall, this coaster is my favorite coaster for the sheer amount of fun you'll have (there's a reason why I marathoned this coaster--14 times in a row). Just be aware that some trains do shake a little, and one ride in particular had a persistent rattle. However, this only happened once out of 23, so it's unlikely that you'll experience the ride running like that.

Intensité Fluidité Layout

While I do think this coaster is one of the most intense B&M inverts out there, I don't come off feeling satisfied, likely because I want to experience something unique on this coaster (this is just a personal preference of mine).

Fun Fluidité Temps mort

While there are some dead spots on this coaster, the sensation of flying is super unique, and the ride is overall just really fun and smooth. The pretzel loop, in particular, really has some great positive g's.

Intensité Fluidité

This was the one ride that made me an enthusiast. I have never been more interested into coasters until I rode Great Bear. It is an awesome and disorienting experience. I really just want to go back to Hershey to ride this thing. Can't wait to reride this!

Airtimes Lap Bar Longueur

Fun ride, for sure. 6 rides in a row, each one had fantastic airtime and a great sense of speed. The final hills are really fun as well.

Airtimes Intensité Longueur Lap Bar

Despite the awkward lap bar, Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit really delivers when it comes to intensity and airtime, notably the drop after the first mid-course brake run. I also appreciate the length of this ride.

Airtimes Débit Lap Bar Trop court

Great ride. Sustained floater and overall very smooth. However, I do think that the ride doesn't have enough elements to really shine above the rest of the B&M inverts, although I do think this is a very solid mid-tier B&M hyper.

Inversions Intensité Layout

Montu is a fantastic ride, and really keeps up the intensity throughout the entire ride. The layout is very well done, and the pacing is so good that the inversions just come by as a blur. My one nitpick is that it feels too much like exactly what you'd expect from an invert--this is more personal, however, because I do like it when rides do something that's unique. Either way, Montu is just a super fun and intense B&M invert that's smooth and comfortable.

First Drop Inversions Intensité

This coaster is just amazing. It's pure fun throughout the whole ride, and one of the most intense (if not the most intense) attractions at Universal Orlando Resort. Incredible Hulk is relentless, especially in the first half, where the positive g's will make almost anyone grey out. The zero-g roll is the highlight for me--I really loved the sustained floater I got. The ride's launch is also really fun--and don't forget about the onboard audio, with its powerful rhythm and upbeat feel that can hype any rider up. Truly a fabulous roller coaster that no one should miss.

Fun Inconfort

Just another average wild mouse, nothing too painful but still some discomfort.