Loch Ness Monster

Dead spot w/ second lift, but first drop has sustained and powerful ejector in the back, and overall, a beautiful coaster.

Landon Speares

The first drop gives a surprising amount of airtime in the back, and the loops are pretty floaty, which is fun.

Caitlin Wilcox

Floater air on the drops and positives on the loops are definitely the highlight.

Ben Lilly

There’s some surprisingly good airtime and the ride is very long and has an excellent setting.

Inverted Thrills

In my most recent ride in the back row, the ejector airtime off the first drop is one of the moments I’ve been caught off guard the most on a coaster.

@athenaclark2567

In the front row, you get slight floater airtime pops climbing up onto the second lift hill and the final brake run.

Coaster Adventures

It’s pretty smooth, probably because it was just refurbished, with the only real rough spot being the helix where there’s an occasional jolt.

Caitlin Wilcox

Overall, it’s quite smooth for an older Arrow (and much more enjoyable than its larger neighbor down the road, Anaconda).

Landon Speares

The helix was laughable; I could feel every track piece transition into the next, as if they couldn’t even track a continuous curve properly.

Jackie ODoyle

Minor headbanging at certain parts of the ride such as the the turn over land of dragons and at the bottom of the second loop.

Coaster Nerds

The interlocking loops, while picturesque, felt like crashing into a truck, and the OTSR did not agree with my shoulders.

Jackie ODoyle

The loops are also super cool being the only interlocking ones left standing and are crazy forceful like a B&M invert.

Cooper Zimmerman

The two loops on this coaster are very forceful, the hill before the mid-course brake run has a great pop of airtime and the majority of the ride is actually pretty smooth...

Vinnie T

It’s pretty fun and the loops are surprisingly forceful.

seth w.

it’s so bizarre that a drop so mild on paper could be so forceful in reality.

@fo-ef8qo

The other problem with this ride is that there are two lift hills, while the second one feels faster, it is still there and it hurts the pacing of the ride.

Pine To The Cone

Overall, a lot of dead spots, a helix with the same volume as kids screaming into your ears and the loops were tight.

Sam M.

Line is too long and is not worth it.

Vivian Williams