Coaster reviews

It wasn’t rough or anything but just felt like a ride for little children.

It’s a tiny wood coaster, basically a kiddie coaster.

It’s easily the best boomerang I’ve ridden since it didn’t leave me in pain like usual. It was really enjoyable with a smooth ride in the back row. Moving backwards is always my least favorite part of riding a boomerang but here it was tolerable.

Theming Discomfort

This was hands down the best Arrow mine train I’ve been on because the theming was really great and the ride wasn’t as spectacularly painful as usual. It was still much too rough but it might deserve a re-ride.

Comfort

I loved this classic wood racer. It doesn’t have much intensity compared to the other two wood coasters at Kings Island but it was lots of fun and even a little airtime here and there.

Intensity Discomfort

This launched ride and its variants all leave me with a headache at the end. The theming is cool though.

Theming

The stunts were all working and it made a huge difference compared to my home park’s version at Kings Dominion. It’s a great ride that I could actually want to re-ride, though not with a long wait.

Location Pace Smoothness

Wow, after riding the other Arrow swinging coasters I wasn’t prepared for the amazing layout and location at Kings Island. Plus it was super smooth and just a lot of fun in the last row.

Intensity Duration

This ride deserves every accolade a coaster can get. The intensity is there but so is the super long duration and weird custom layout. It’s the wood terrain coaster to end all terrain coasters. Ride it at night in the back.

Comfort

It’s your run-of-the-mill B&M looper with way too much force. It didn’t do anything for me.