• Pear Bennett

    Airtimes First Drop Intensité Théma Débit

    Probably one of the most famous coasters in history because of how many times it has won best coaster in the world. While nowadays I definitely do think there are better coasters, this ride still packs a great punch and is pretty amazing. This ride is intense from beginning to end with an awesome first drop that tries to throw you out, great ejector airtime, and some nice positive g forces as well. I wish they would run both trains though as the ride can get a pretty long wait for certain rows. Overall, this is a great ride!

  • Pear Bennett

    Airtimes Chef d'oeuvre Harnais Temps mort

    So this is probably the best coaster experience I've ever had. I've followed the construction of this ride since the first supports started going up and have been amazed by what my new favorite park in the world has been able to pull off. I always looked at this coaster as a bucket list coaster that I wouldn't be able to ride for years but I was finally able to get on this beast this summer. I love this ride to death and there's just so much about it that's great. As a layout, this coaster is not the best since there are a few weak spots (though flying through theming does help a bit) and the trims at the end put a small break in the pacing. However, as an experience it is the best coaster I have ever ridden and if you would ask me what coaster I would want to ride right now over and over again it would be this. Both launches on this ride are fantastic (the second in particular), there's some great airtime moments, and some amazing near misses with the incredible scenery the park has built. The restraints really do make this ride since they outdo Mack's in every possible way. These are the best and most comfortable restraints and seats I have ever experienced on a coaster and the amount of freedom you have is incredible. The ability to have so much free movement makes this ride. I've loved this coaster since the beginning and I'm so happy I was able to ride it. I highly recommend a visit to Phantasialand as it is the best themepark in the world in my opinion. I know I'll be returning in the near future! P.S. I know I'm definitely overhyping the ride but we all overrate our favorite coasters.

  • Philippe-Minh N.

    Inversions Fun Débit Harnais

    Triops is a definite improvement over the regular Boomerang. Fewer vibrations and headbanging, and the ride experience is actually fairly intense at some points. It's unfortunate the restraints are so bulky and restrict your sensation of freedom.

  • Lachlan S.

    First Drop Vibrations Baffes Inconfort

    The first drop and two loops are bearable and quite fun especially in the backseat. Unfortunately after this point the ride is very rough. One of the few coasters I've been on that is painful to ride. It's awful in every seat.

  • Jake Williams

    Airtimes Inversions Fluidité Harnais

    So Joker often gets considered one of the worst RMC's and yeah, that's partially true. But in a way, it's over hated. The word "worst" often comes with a bad connation, which isnt fair considering Joker still gives a great ride. Anyways, after listening to the weird clown laughing in the queue, you board into the typical RMC trains and get rolling through this fun prelift section. Then you crest the lifthill as you look down at a steep twisting drop in front of the entrance. After the insane ejector air on that drop, go into this weird inversion that gives pretty great hangtime. Go around a turn, and Boom! Another cool inversion! This next part is kinda dead though as you just go around an overbanked turn but then you get air on the next hill! Go get some more air in the double down and go into another overbank. The final inversion is low to the ground and is my personal favorite. Then one more airtime hill and hit the brakes. Back into the station with the clown laughing! Joker i wouldn't consider as good as Twisted Colossus because there just is a little more dead moments and the overbanks don't do too much for me. Overall, still a great ride and by far the best ride in Northern California.

  • Jake Williams

    First Drop Inversions Intensité Inconfort

    What an insane ride. The queue just gets you pumped as the music and the 'X2... X2..." plays. Hopefully, you selected inside seat, and get ready for your ride! And after the metal music on the lifthill comes the greatest drop in the world as you fall 200 feet vertically, spinning all the way. The raven turn is cool as we soar across, looking at the line of cars waiting to get in. This funky bit called the "fly to die" element or something is neat where you dont invert but kinda just get hangtime and this weird feeling as you go over it. After that the ride is pretty much over and you've witnessed one of the best in the world. Don't listen to Coaster Studios when he gives it a 5/10. This an insane ride if you're riding inside seat. If you're riding outside it's more like a 4/5. X2 is just insane and you really need to check it out.

  • Jake Williams

    Airtimes First Drop Fluidité Harnais

    Twisted Colossus spent alot of time at my #1, then I rode El Toro. Nonetheless, it is still pretty awesome. The prelift even has air! The drops are insane with pure ejector air but sadly there is a little thigh crushing. The high five is unique and cool as well. The stall in particular is a great inversion. The best part is once the blue side ends, you get to go again on the green side! it's practically the same layout but slighlty altered. When you're dueling, the ride is even better. Overall, Twisted Colossus is one wicked ride but it is held back a little by poor restraints. Still a 5/5 though.

  • Jake Williams

    Airtimes First Drop Chef d'oeuvre Théma

    El Toro! What a ride this is. This could honestly be the best woodie in the world. Anyways, you start off with a cable lift followed by the INSANE first drop. This gives tons of ejector air and is followed by more giant ejector hills. But there is quite a bit of intensity on these hills as well. Overall, El Toro is the god of ejector air and backs it up with intensity and high capacity trains.

  • Lachlan S.

    Confort Fun Fluidité Temps mort

    Flying coasters are great and the pretzel loop to begin is fantastic. Unfortunately the end of the ride is weaker but it's still really fun.

  • Lachlan S.

    Lap Bar Fun Débit

    Riding a coaster in the dark adds to the experience. While fun, the theme doesn't add much but I'm glad they made the effort. It has always had the longest queue on my visits.