Queue looked reasonable, until it barely moved the whole time. The staff guy wasn’t helpful in his advice. They had broken Medusa, but were sending empty trains constantly. That dumb Larson Loop ride I wanted to judge was closed… Queued a stupid amount of time for it, but wanted to clear the path of creds for ‘that wooden one’ as other guests were calling it. Leaving this was poorly timed as all the families spilled into the Cobra queue with us. It had some very cringey rhyming Christmas narration and dance remixes of Christmas songs. Happened to walk past a Dolphin show just as it was starting, so gave it a go. Fun fact: some of these little rides are 20 years old now. Joker was still off limits to normal people so headed out of the area to see what else was cooking. Rattled quite badly throughout and 2 gimmicky rides in a row didn’t really help. When I was on it, it was the right way up, so that was clever. From a distance, it looked like the front half of the train was hanging upside down for a good 10 seconds at the top of this angled spike, something I’d despise happening to me. I also got myself overly worried about it from seeing it go once before me. Never come across one before and I thought they all had vertical spikes at both ends.
That weird Skywarp ride I wanted to judge was closed… #2 Vertical Velocity Just something about it… is it simply the lack of corners that makes it still feel a little inferior to an actual coaster layout? Or is it the prolific cloning of the ride? Once was enough anyway. A triple launch is always a blast and the elements themselves are actually kinda cool. This was fine, they didn’t touch my legs as much and they’re squidgy.Īlso this was the first one built so what’s your deal Holiday Park? I really struggled to enjoy my last Premier Sky Rocket as the shin bars dug into my shin bones so painfully hard that I’ve never wanted to get off a ride so quickly before it even started. “This ride is currently only open to membership holders.” Spite. I was one of the guests first to arrive but got a big fat negative as my first inside impression of Six Flags. Risk.Īnother rope drop scenario with a weird looking reindeer gyrating in front of some kids. Such a stupidly good deal, even though I paid more than if I had just got it on the day. I asked for the place to go and collect it and got bounced between 4 different locations both outside and inside the park, each stating that they weren’t actually the right place and in the end they just printed another one. After they were so helpful and keen over email to let me buy one remotely and claimed that they ‘had to print it on the day of purchase’, it was a bit of a shambles on the day.
The views on the long walk around the outside of the park from the car park gave me slight Aussie Warner vibes with all those rides and superhero logos so visible from the outside, just in this case a little more… desolate. $30?! Well thats my Six Flags season pass already paid off. First impressions of this place was laughing at the parking cost.
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