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This was my first new-gen Vekoma and it definitely lives up to the hype in the smoothness department, quite possibly being the smoothest and best-tracking coaster in the park. For what it is, it is d...

This was my first new-gen Vekoma and it definitely lives up to the hype in the smoothness department, quite possibly being the smoothest and best-tracking coaster in the park. For what it is, it is decently fun. There is no airtime, but it does turn my stomach over at the beginning of the return run. Naturally, being a Boomerang, it can only run 1 train and the capacity is bad.

it's actually pretty fun for what it is. While I didn't headbang at all, without defensive riding I can definitely see how you would. I think the main problem there is inconsistent track bending whi...

it's actually pretty fun for what it is. While I didn't headbang at all, without defensive riding I can definitely see how you would. I think the main problem there is inconsistent track bending which results in lateral kinks that throw you side to side. The profiling itself seems good with the right amount of banking in the right places. The bank transitions don't seem to cause the laterals. The capacity is awful with the ability to run only a single train. A wait brake and an anti-rollback system on the lift hill could easily result in a significant capacity increase.

It's a nice way to introduce kids to wooden coasters. It's fun, but nothing really specific to call out. The trains are a bit tight for my long legs. Other than that I don't really have anything ne...

It's a nice way to introduce kids to wooden coasters. It's fun, but nothing really specific to call out. The trains are a bit tight for my long legs. Other than that I don't really have anything negative to say.

While this looks like a cross between a Boomerang and an SLC, by 1999 Vekoma had figured out how to profile transitions well (just look at Rock'n Roller Coaster) and it really shows in the smoothness....

While this looks like a cross between a Boomerang and an SLC, by 1999 Vekoma had figured out how to profile transitions well (just look at Rock'n Roller Coaster) and it really shows in the smoothness. I didn't get any headbanging at all. The inversions are fast and intense and the loop taken on the return run has the most Gs of any ride at KI or anything I have ever ridden. It made me gray out quite strongly. The reliability is bad though and it can be difficult to actually get a chance to ride it. The capacity is also bad, so expect to wait a while.

This thing is wild. the relentless rattle let you think the train jumps off the track every second. This out-of-control-feeling is either nice trilling or bad because of the rattle. By far the best m...

This thing is wild. the relentless rattle let you think the train jumps off the track every second. This out-of-control-feeling is either nice trilling or bad because of the rattle. By far the best moment is the first hill and second drop into a short tunnel. Ride that in the back row and you will feel a nice ejector. The rest of the ride has some nice bumbs as well, and even the lenght of the ride is ok. But retracking would be a good idea.

BTMR is such a fun family coaster--my whole family enjoyed it. The line theming and continued theming on the ride make it extra fun. It truly is a runaway train. We ride it twice, once during the day,...

BTMR is such a fun family coaster--my whole family enjoyed it. The line theming and continued theming on the ride make it extra fun. It truly is a runaway train. We ride it twice, once during the day, and again at night, and both situations afford it different fun elements. It also has a great layout, winding and diving around itself. It has two lift hills that give it two fun drops. The end is a bit anticlimactic, but for a Disney coaster it scratches this thrill seeker's itch.