Tous les avis
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Baffes Inconfort A raser !
It's ugly, it's painful and it fills up space that I would rather see occupied by black hole. (same goes for the abomination next to it)
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Fluidité Layout Ejectors
My first and unfortunately still the only RMC. However, this masterpiece is my favourite Coaster so far! Great pacing, smooth as glass, lots of ejector airtime and unique layout. For me personally, the lap bars were no problem at all. Definetly created my appetite for more RMCs!
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Débit Fun Longueur
Just a fun machine, for the whole Family.
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Théma Launch Chef d'oeuvre
Just an amazing Complete package! Superb night ride!
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Situation Vitesse Fun
The Luge-Alpine Coaster is a very picturesque mountain coaster which overlooks the town of Chamonix. The ride itself isn't particularly long, however it's smooth and fun, and easy to build up a lot of speed if you leave a big gap between you and the person in front. Overall, a pretty solid alpine coaster in a very beautiful location.
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Situation Fun Fluidité
The pretzel loop feels like an African bush elephant is trying to step on you and it's the most intense element on the West Coast arguably. Other than that, Tatsu is the smoothest B&M flyer I've been on barring my last ride which had a considerable rattle.
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Inversions Layout
Probably the best overall floorless in terms of sheer layout. The only real problem is that it's basically over old parking lot and doesn't have a lot of greenery around it.
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Bonne suprise ! Fun Intensité
Probably one of the most underrated roller coasters I have ridden. The drop and airtime hill are scoffed at constantly but to me that isn't the focus of the ride. To me the true focus of the ride are the high G-Forces found at the two helices which will force you to grey out. Sure the mid-course brake run saps off all the momentum it had going for it but it honestly is kind of cool because you feel like you're a crash test dummy driving straight into a wall.
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First Drop Chef d'oeuvre Intensité Inconfort
This isn't the smoothest coaster out there, but that adds to this ride's overall intensity. The ascent is probably one of the greatest of all time with the view of the park and Enter Sandman playing (when it works that is), the first drop is also one of the most spine-tingling out there facing straight down two hundred and sixteen feet. The bottom of the first drop and raven turn are sure to provide you with high G-forces and I'm pretty sure I blacked out everytime on the bottom of the raven turn drop.
