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Launch

The launch really kicked in - but ended a little bit too early. The rest of the layout had a footprint which was too small.

Fun Chef d'oeuvre

Nice terrain coaster design from Anton Schwarzkopf. A classic.

Confort Fun Chef d'oeuvre

If it only had more intense launches - it would be my number one roller coaster. As it is, it is easily in my top 10: It's flying through the terrain, nice inversions, some airtime moments and a wonderful setting overall.

Airtimes Fun Fluidité

For me, Balder is the number one of all classic woodies. So smooth and yet so wild. Love the drops and the tunnels.

Chef d'oeuvre Intensité Fluidité

Go and ride this! The best RMC I have ridden so far, and it already starts with the looks from the outside. The coaster is build INTO the rocks. I absolutely love the first drop, the zero-g stall and all other inversions on this ride. Wonderful transitions from one element to another - and the coaster does not loose steam until it hits the break runs. The only downside of this: If you are no longer the youngest, you have to make a short pause after each ride, because it is exhausting.

Sans intérêt

Well, a rather tame ride on this one, even for a Junior woodie.

Baffes Inconfort

Oh I hate standup coasters. Loading and unloading takes ages. Standup position is not comfortable at all and doesn't add much to the ride experience. Lots of headbanging here. It's no wonder that parks are going to remove them or transform them to sit-down coasters.

Harnais Inconfort

The Vekoma Flying Dutchmen are... ok. I'm not a fan of the flying position overall, the restraint system of the Vekomas causes long loading/unloading times and they all lack the Pretzel loop (which is the only thing a flying coaster is worth for).

Airtimes First Drop

Floater airtime abound on this more recent B&M Hyper.

Baffes

The coaster looks good with the corkscrew over the pathway. For an Arrow looper it also rides ok.