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It is very much a kiddie coaster, but the laterals around the helix are strong and enjoyable. So, at least for me, it edges out some of the bigger coasters in Thailand (and the United States for that matter).

It is!

That’s fair. Wrath of Zeus has some power, especially on the top hat! Eagle Warrior is great in its own way as well. Did they have the preshows going for Eagle Warrior? Just trying to find someone who has experienced them.

@@RollerCoastersOfThailand The only thing I remember is the amazing detail in the queue, as it was quite windy

@@fatdinosaurfood8059 Ah, then they probably weren't going. The queue line is amazing though!

Pretty lucky from the hurricane. Just branches down around my apartment complex. No real damages. My job was closed today, so missed a shift there. My wife’s job has been closed the last three days as well. Which on one hand was nice in that she needed a break, but also missing the money from working. My dad had a tree fall on his house. Guess that’s going to be like $8,000+ to get fixed… how did you do with the hurricane?

Lost power branches fell on our street the entire house got destroyed it’s hot and it seems like Hurricane Harbor Lost power because the park has not been opened Traffic Lights are completely off in Spring it’s really bad up here

@@adventureswithadam394 No fun still being without power... :( I imagine it will take a couple of days for Hurricane Harbor to get back up and going. Big Rivers sent out an email saying they won't be open until Friday, at the earliest. About half the traffic lights are off up here in Conroe. Looks like the Woodlands has got most of its power back -- saw a lot of people chilling at the Woodlands mall today, presumably to get out of the heat. Hang in there!

It’s a nice little kiddie coaster, though it is a bit more mild than its other clones in Texas. Though, depending on one’s tastes, that could be a good thing!

Cliffhanger is nice in the back row, and if I get a middle seat. Iron Rattler has really been growing on me with my more recent rides for sure!

@@RollerCoastersOfThailand yes

Ah, what’s your favorite?

I’ve been to the New Braunfels location a fair amount while I was growing up, but only once recently back in 2021, though it is by far the best water park I’ve been to. Though lines were crazy long in 2021, even on a weekday so it seems unfortunate that you likely will need to buy fast pass visiting there now a days. I’ve never been to the Galveston location, for some reason. The South Padre Island location (rebranded after the family solid Schlitterbahn) was wonderfully set up when I went with how you floated off the lazy river into all the water coaster lines.

I focused on Thailand’s coasters first, but would love to get more coaster credits all around South East Asia. Currently I’m living and based out of Houston, Texas in the USA. I also like the roller coaster tycoon pun if you shorten it to RC Thai.

@@RollerCoastersOfThailand You should go to ocean park in Hong Kong (That's where I live)

@@jamesscott3070 Hair Raiser looks beautiful from the POVs I’ve seen. I’m not gonna have much money to travel for a while, especially around Asia, but I’d love to get to Hong Kong and China some day. I went to Hong Kong when I was in school with a group, and love the look of the city with the harbor, the sky scrapers, and then green hills behind them. Haven’t been captivated with the beauty of a city like that since. One day! But it’s gonna be a while, sadly. Thanks for the encouragement for sure though!

Maybe you’re ready to go on a road trip? 🤷‍♂️

Depends on the price. They can get pretty expensive fast from what I’ve seen. If you can get the $30 evening pass with the 5 single shots like I did, that might be a good way to hedge your bets. Weekdays at over Texas this summer have been fairly reasonable with the lines the two days I’ve went. If you want extra rides on La Vibora or don’t want to wait an hour for Mr. Freeze, it might be worth considering. They’ve also removed all the single rider lines, so you can’t as easily ride on some of the lower volume coasters like Joker or Pandemonium.

Thanks! I was just happy I finally got to ride it!

The drops on this messed with your stomach? They seemed pretty mild to me, but that’s good to know they pack a punch for some. Likely the reason they’re more on the mild side to keep this coaster as accessible to everyone as it can. The laterals on the turns are the best part for sure. (I also hated the stomach drop feeling on coasters for years growing up - now I kind of seek it out but can’t find it anywhere. It’s strange, I’m on a ride way up high being all afraid like - but what if this gives me a bad stomach drop feeling, only to be disappointed when it doesn’t give me anything).

Pole Position? I have a POV for it published already. It’s just in a separate video.

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They have had some rides closed on my visits, but normally no more than 4, not including the standing but not operating rides that are no longer listed on their websites and such. They also had closures listed at the ticket booth, at least on my visits. Though, it’s an inherent risk of going to any amusement park that some rides might be closed and/or rides close during the day for weather or maintenance purposes.

IF the RIDES are closed they should have a prior notice. But they just mention after we purchase the tickets and they never forget to say that the ticket is non-refundable. In the ticket they mention that rides are unlimited. But after we go there some rides start at a delayed schedule. So it is not unlimited.

I actually enjoyed the laterals. It might be small in size, but packs a punch better than some other coasters. Hoping to get to Amarillo at some point this summer. Than I’d only have a few coasters left that have either been closed or at the parks I haven’t been to (Cliff Carver and COTAland I haven’t been to, plus Dewberry Farm but should knock that out in the fall). Austin was nice trip really.

@@RollerCoastersOfThailand Glad you liked Austin. Hoping to get out to Wonderland this year as well, and gonna knock out Dewberry in September. Going to Big Rivers this weekend actually, so I'll only have 5 more coasters to go once that's done.

@@CrazyWharf625 You’re very close. Jealous! Double check with Big Rivers that Roller Thunder is opened. A rider operator reached out to me about their new drop tower, and he said roller thunder is down this week waiting on a part (was supposed to be in on Friday).

@@RollerCoastersOfThailand Thanks for the tip. Gonna be real mad if it’s closed lol

I think this is my favorite as well (still need to finalize my rankings). Drop plays well, but I’m not sure the spinning cars help this layout. Could be a lot better with different types of cars, I think. But I like what it tries to do.

No. I’m not going to be able to make it out to California for a while I don’t think. My wife would love to go out there at some point just to see California though.

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Yeah pretty lame that you have to rent one for the lazy river 😔

Good to know Adults can ride that one too! I’d love to get up there and ride it some day. The laterals were pretty good on this one for sure!

I have been wanting to reride those. They’ve been closed on my two visits so far this year.

Thanks!

Glad I can make it enjoyable. My most memorable was how flatly and sad I said #1 for Iron Gwazi on my Busch Gardens countdown… 🤣

Maybe 🤣

Good to hear!!

Thanks! Hopefully you have a great time! They recently replaced the Dino jeeps with a train ride that looks like an enjoyable quasi dark ride - I’m excited to experience that whenever I can get back myself!

I can see that. I really had to lean into the spinning to get going… a lot of work…

Yeah, Galaxy Spin seems to be hit or miss with the spinning. I got great spin when I leaned into it when I rode with my twin brother. But, other times, it has been rather disappointing -- mainly just spinning along with the turns, which I got in some of my off-ride video of it (though, I don't have a lot of off-ride video of it). Hopefully you'll get back, and it will give you a good ride. Though, even at its peak, still not great - but interesting. I'm going to Austin's Park which has a clone of Tsunami on Wednesday -- so I'll have to be sure to ride in the final car. Most SBF Visa spinners that I've been on have been rather disappointing as they don't do much for me: as a spinning or a coaster. But, pops of backwards/sideways are time would be great plus!

Thanks! This is my favorite coaster!

Good to know you love this one! The G forces on the vertical loops are really fun, but the final two inversions make me a bit too dizzy for my tastes. My love is reserved for the front on the Steel Eel - that’s my favorite. Though, the line for this one should normally be really short which is a huge plus for these type of rides!

I need to get to more Six Flag Parks for sure -- haven't been on any of the Medusa's yet. But, Mine Blower (despite its roughness when I rode it) ranked just below B&M Floorless/Looping coasters for me (Superman Krypton Coaster, Kumba, Kraken). I'd expect Medusa to rank slightly higher, but only by a few places. I'm also excited to get back to ride Mine Blower now that RMC re-tracked it -- could be even better.

The easiest way is to buy a package. 500 baht gives you one ticket for each ride at Dream World (excluding premium rides). 700 baht gives you unlimited rides on most rides (including my all the coasters), but excludes the premium rides. 1000 baht gives you all the rides an unlimited amount of times including premium one (except only one visit to Snow Town). I address this in my review video of Dream World if that’s easier as well.

The first two drops are great for a kiddie coaster, for sure! These are solid coasters for kiddie coasters. This one does let its foot off the gas a little on the last two hills though.

Appreciate the support -- great to know someone watched enough of this to see that I went on Cyclone 4 times. I'm not too worried about my off-ride video -- I just like to put it out there in case any one can enjoy watching it, and if any content creators need any. I do try to separate my Roller Coaster POVs, though I feel it is nice to include the additional Go Pro footage in some fashion as well (normally I've been putting that in Off-Ride videos, but I already have one for Cyclone from back in the Fall, so this just makes it in a catch-all video for the park). Always great to hear from you for sure!

@RollerCoastersOfThailand I've just seen a video from Thorpe Park on week Friday/ Saturday for Hyperia opening and how the queue system is going to be setup, totally baffled me

@RollerCoastersOfThailand I've just seen a video from Thorpe Park on week Friday/ Saturday for Hyperia opening and how the queue system is going to be setup, totally baffled me

@@DavesAdventures Oh? What is so special about how the queue is going to be set up?

@@RollerCoastersOfThailand Alice (who work's at Thorpe Park) , explained in a video ua-cam.com/video/CvUCkNAovNQ/v-deo.htmlsi=A5QsLgip7KQQIioT

I like Dream World more

Thanks! Good to know! Just didn’t see a comment from you. Was wondering. Planning some smaller trips in early summer, but I should get back to Fiesta Texas over the summer.

The video sound? What do you mean?

The water park is through the theme park, but the tickets can vary if you get a cheaper one. The main ticket includes everything, but there are cheaper options that include just the water park (think about 500 baht though the price varies a little) or a walk in option (these are on the website, but I think only the Thai version of the website). I also have a review video that discusses this a bit more, if that’s helpful. Yes, you should bring your own swimsuit (you can buy or rent one there if you don’t have one). Just make sure it meets Southeast Asian standards (no metal) - as that’s their rules, though it’s not enforced super strict.

My channels name is about Thailand, but this coaster is a traveling coaster that I rode in Texas while it was at the Montgomery County Fair. I’m based out of Texas in the US for the time being.

Thanks!

Yes. Scheduled to be released Thursday. I have my review for this Pole Position set to come out Friday.

Nothing new for a while. Hoping to get back to see the construction on the DC Universe and finally ride Kid Flash sometime in June, but I'm not entirely sure what my schedule will look like. Did you get to watch my additional off-ride footage 3 from over Spring Break?

I can only imagine how scary that drop would feel for this to be your second ever coaster. After more coasters, you can get more use to drops -- though this one, with the flying position, gives a nice punch the first couple of times for sure. Hopefully you'll get to ride many more coasters going forwards! If you can handle this drop, there shouldn't be too many drops you can't handle.

Awesome! Hopefully you have a great time!

Thanks! It was really great getting to ride one of these out in the open!

I have a season pass, so I hope to be out there a few times over the course of the summer. I went for opening day - just for a few hours - I'm guessing the drop tower is what I saw between the Swinging Ship and Pendulum ride? It looked like maybe that was what it was -- and that would certainly be a nice flat ride that would make sense! Do you know if adults are allowed to ride the kiddie drop tower? I didn't try too hard to do so when I was there for opening day. I'm also excited to get back and try all the different ziplines and rope courses, as I feel that might be what could really make this park special as far as a season pass goes. I do miss the Christmas even though -- that was good times for sure!

@@RollerCoastersOfThailand Yep! The Drop Tower will be right next to SPINdle Top in the back. I am not working this weekend, but last time I checked the concrete was layed in the area where the ride will be. I have photos if you are interested, just let me know what the easiest way is to send them to you. For the kiddie drop tower, I rode it for the first time last weekend and it packs a punch. Good pops of airtime on the drops, and it is a lot taller then it looks. So yes, you can ride Bayou Bounce (Kid Drop Tower) as an adult. There is no height limit unlike SPINdle Top.

@@andrewmueller8542 Awesome! Kiddie Drop towers are some of my favorite flat rides -- and they can have pretty nice pops as well, so great to know I can ride it. You can email me the pictures if you'd like - would be awesome to see: corycogley36@gmail.com. Would you mind if I posted them to my UA-cam channel? Figured it might be a nice thing to share.

@@RollerCoastersOfThailand Sent them over to your email! Of course you can post them to your UA-cam channel. If you ever need any photos or have any questions about the park, let me know. Also, if you ever see me around (Nametag: Andrew), feel free to say hello! Always love to see coaster enthusiasts around and have a chat.

@@andrewmueller8542 Thanks for sure! Will certainly look for. Should be able to get over there some during the summer, but I'm not in a huge hurry since I have a season pass. Also, I'm curious about the official name for ya'll's coaster, since it appears to be Rolling Thunder, but the Roller Coaster Database has it listed as "High Voltage" due to their naming convention of preferring the name/words on the actually ride. This seems to be a mix up, in my opinion -- so figured it wouldn't hurt if someone from the park reached out to clarify the actual name. And, is there any way for me to bring my Go Pro on the rides? I brought it for the Christmas event, but they told me opening day that Go Pros aren't allowed in the park -- I just want to make a nice review and such of the park since it is working on being one of the premier parks in the Houston area, and nicer footage would help. Of course, if there is simply other on-ride footage that the park has that I can use, that would be fine as well. Just figured it doesn't hurt to ask someone with a bit more knowledge.

Awesome to know! Where were they located at? It really is interesting learning about the history of this park!

I believe it was where Vortex is now. I haven't been to the park in awhile but I'm pretty sure that's where it was.

@@user-lm9mb5th7l Yeah, there are some extra unused support posts under Vortex, so it looks like something was there before for sure

@@RollerCoastersOfThailandHydra was where RipQurl is now. Vortex was Space Rapids with 3 different tube slides

@@nick216634 Ah. So I can be mad at Vortex that it took away some different tube slides. RipQurl is alright, but I feel a body slide tower there would likely be better. Ah, change...

Me too!