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Vibrations A raser ! Temps mort

This woodie is rough as hell and equally as boring. You get no airtime, even in the back, due to the lapbar automatically coming down and stapling the shit out of you every single time. As for the ride experience, it's a janky, rattly leisurely cruise around the layout that will give you little to no thrills while crushing your lap the entire time. With an actually good wooden coaster already existing on the other side of the park in the form of Gold Striker, there's few better candidates for an RMC conversion than this disaster.

Baffes Trop court Layout

Yet another B&M Stand-Up to Floorless conversion that's little more than putting a bandage on a broken arm. While the original standing restraints are polarizing, and standing coasters as a whole falling out of style worldwide; the true failing of these rides are the layouts. Only two inversions, and only half the track-length of a proper B&M Stand-Up like Riddler's Revenge makes for a lacking coaster from the outset. Merely slapping different trains on the tracks does nothing to remedy this, and the ride experience remains super short and bland as a result (and also rather rough for a B&M, as most of these conversions tend to be).

Kiddie coaster credit

First Drop Intensité Ejectors Débit

Incredible ride that gives insane ejector airtime throughout its relentless, compact layout. As soon as you go down that first drop you're absolutely hauling through the course; with how compact the ride is, the entire 30 second ride almost feels like one crazy intense element. Riding in the back and front are equally good in my opinion; you get way more ejector in the back (especially in the first drop), but you still get plenty in the front along with the added bonus of getting the truly unique experience of having nothing in front of you but the single rail that you're straddling. Unfortunately, capacity of this ride becomes a huge issue during busy days; each train is just 8 single seats so lines barely move with each dispatch. I would strongly recommend you attend on a dead day, or get put the money down for Fast Lane if you want to get more than just one or two rides on Railblazer.

Powered kiddie coaster credit (waste of a 69th credit tbh)

Inversions Fun Hangtime Fiabilité

My 2nd Intamin Impulse, and it blew my first (Wicked Twister at Cedar Point) out of the water. The section of track being at a 45-degree angle instead of vertical turns the mild inline-twist into some actually really enjoyable inversions and hangtime. The launch is still not the most forceful, but this one is definitely worth a ride on if it's actually running.

Intensité Layout Vibrations Baffes Harnais

While I don't despise SLCs like most seem to, this one is one of the rougher ones I've ridden, if not the roughest. This ride doesn't seem to be getting the TLC that it needs, and it really shows in the ride experience. The ride would be greatly improved if an investment into the new Vekoma vest restraints is made; the layout is really solid and the majority of the grief this model receives is due to the original restraints. However, until then Kong is just a credit to all but the most hardy/masochistic of enthusiasts.

Inversions Fun

B&M Floorless with a pretty fun, inversion packed layout. It may not be the most forceful coaster around, but it's definitely got some good thrills to give.

Inversions Bonne suprise ! Fluidité

An astonishingly smooth standing coaster that's surprisingly a pleasure to ride. As poor as the reputation for standing coasters as a whole is, this one is probably safe from a floorless conversion. Not only is it truly remarkably butter-smooth, but Magic Mountain already has a floorless Scream! just a hop skip and jump away. Even if you well and truly hate standing coasters, I would still honestly recommend Riddler's Revenge with enthusiasm; as long as you adjust your restraint correctly at the station, it really is possibly the best standing coaster ride you can get.

Airtimes First Drop Ejectors Théma

Amazing ride easily the best ride at Kings Dominion now.