Rides of this general type are best suited for smaller parks, and Gerstlauer seems to sell more of them in that market. Fahrenheit's one problem is that its capacity isn't great and the lines can get very bad.
Interestingly, Gerstlauer NEVER built a single coaster in China, ever. Basically, Intamin finally sold another beyond-vertical drop lift hill coaster in a market where Eurofighters aren't a thing.
PA native here. I think this is the first time I've had a wildly different take on a ride than you, because usually our views are similar. I've been to Hersheypark multiple times, but for some reason, Fahrenheit just never did it for me. It always felt very forceless, like it was trying and failing to do something, and while I appreciated that it's a smooth, comfortable ride, it just didn't have anything else going for it. Throw in how god-awful the line is most days, and it's a coaster that was always last priority for me. I'd even ride Wildcat pre-RMC treatment before this, because at least Wildcat had a good first drop and it was usually a walk-on. I took my friend on Fahrenheit for the first time as she was getting into coasters, and based on how it looked, she was terrified of the vertical drop and all the inversions. I told her my thoughts on it and she said I had to be crazy and too much of a coaster snob or adrenaline junkie to appreciate what it does. Anyways, we went on it. As per usual, I wasn't thrilled, and my friend was also disappointed. Based on how it looked, she thought it would be an insane ride. But to both of us, it was just overall really boring. Really happy there aren't more of these in existence, I think parks should spend money on coasters that can actually wow their guests instead of inverting monorails.
Fahrenheit was my first coaster with a beyond-vertical drop, and that feeling of floating out of your seat while also falling forward out of it is really something special. I wasn’t all that impressed with the Norwegian loop, personally liked the Cobra roll better. The corkscrew and airtime at the end were phenomenal. Overall, incredible coaster, #4 in the park (Skyrush was closed when I went).
Agreed!! This was my first vertical lift coaster, the way you come out your seat as you going up is insane!!! With the way intamin is designing their coasters now(new elements) I would want to see new versions of this layout and what they can produce; another coaster on my KD new coaster wishlist 💙💛
I rode this for the first time last week. I had a fast track pass. It was hilarious standing in the fast track line alone and looking down at the lowly peasants! 😅 The ride was super fun. I wish Intamin made more of these models.
This ride type is underrated. They really should have made more of these. I love Fahrenheit! So much happens in that ride in a small space, and the elements are so interesting/unique. Ops are a bit slow and it has a slight rattle towards the middle/end of the ride, but it's a great ride.
Having finally gotten over my fear, I've been going to so many parks and we did this first thing in the morning in the back row. I have never felt so terrified on a ride than this. That first drop actually made me feel like I was gonna fly out. The rest was also amazing with its pacing and not letting up on the intensity.
Totally agree. Fahrenheit is outstanding. I like it just as much as Storm Runner and even more than Skyrush. Your reasons for why Intamin didn't sell more make sense.
When I went to Hershey park last summer for the first time (I live in Texas) both Fahrenheit and Storm Runner were both closed. Sad day, but can’t wait for the day when I can get back and ride them
Totally agree! I love this ride, but the line can be so horrible. I got lucky on my 2020 visit, on my visit when I met you at the end of the day at Skyrush. Before that, Fahrenheit was a walk-on for awhile, and I marathoned it. Last year, I went here at park opening for 1 or 2 rides, and that was it. The line got so long so fast.
4:13 Whew Weee look at that track vibration for the next few seconds. Awesome. I'm sure the reason it didn't get sold was Gerstlauer competition. You'd go with tried and true company that doesn't have issues with nearly everyone of their attractions. Often deadly issues.
Awesome 👍 bruh I love when the ride go up side down so fun I never got on that ride before but it looks like fun . I have actually been to nots berry farm back in 2018 with my family on vacation and we were on a cruise first time being there it was awesome and so much fun . take care.
I’m glad you like this one Taylor… I hope it gets more love… But I really think you should re-evaluate your distain for the winged coaster! Those babies give you a unique perspective and are far cooler than a one trick dive coaster, pony boy. I am a 53-year-old woman who loves me some wild eagle!
I prefer the feel of this ride to the Eurofighters because you don't have those huge losses of momentum at the tops of elements because of the longer, heavier train. It makes the pacing of the ride feel so much more fluid
The way I got on this ride was pretty funny as it was opening weekend, and very busy. This ride had been closed all day, but I suddenly saw the ride opening up like at around 3, jumped in line and was first to get on. Probably the luckiest I've ever been. The ride was 2 hours rest of the day. I looked behind me and the queue line was almost full.
Is there some reasoning behind all the weather-themed attractions at Hershey? Farenheit, storm runner, lightning racer… is Pennsylvania just known for having a lot of weather or something lol
I rode this for the first time on Friday, and in the front row. I used to be scared of vertical lift hills, but I came off surprised at how good this thing was. But what I’m more surprised about is that neither I nor my sister greyed out (and we have a medical condition that probably makes others prone to it, but somehow, we’re not…).
This is one of my favorite roller coasters! I agree with everything you said. I'm a pretty tall guy so the restraints bug me a little because I feel a little squished but honestly I have that problem with most restraints.
I think that one of these would fit perfectly at Michigan's Adventure because they're small, not too expensive, and the low capacity won't be a big deal because it's not like the park gets long lines anyways.
That line is no joke lol definitely have to ride it first or last…I can never make up my mind if this is my fourth or fifth favorite coaster at the park, they have a great lineup. I’m torn between Fahrenheit or Candymonium as my fourth favorite, I think if Fahrenheit had a shorter line and I could ride it more I’d like it better.
Parks most likely are not purchasing these because eurofighters are way cheaper, just as marketable, and have a similar capacity. Fahrenheit's long trains also make it difficult to add blockzones and train storage for increasing capacity, which isn't ideal for a coaster that is supposed to be "compact".
Went to Hershey for the 1st time and preferred Fahrenheit over Skyrush. Skyrush was way too hyped and I was underwhelmed when i finally got on it. Even with the new restraints, it was still Thigh Crush. I also expected the lift hill to be so much faster from the POVs, but it seemed slower than Maverick. Fahrenheit was near perfect though outside of a little shakiness.
I agree with everything about this ride. I remember going to Hershey Park back in the Summer of 08 and remember this being new. I was very intimidated by this ride for some odd reason because its not like Kingda Ka. But I chickened out as soon as I saw that vertical drop. I dont know what it is about vertical drops. It gets me feeling uneasy all the time. And i have no problem with heights.
Hey guys ! Could you make a video with some coaster travel tips ? How you manage the trip ? Deals, your accomodation , flights ? Some lifehacks . especially interested in euro trip
This ride is great! The first time I rode it, I greyed out on the drop and that airtime hill is amazing even in the middle of the train. I was shocked at how powerful it is. The line absolutely is terrible though 😂
Went to Hershey for the first time last week and the operations were so bad and this ride was down all day horrible experience sad I didn’t get to ride this probably would’ve been my favorite in the park
I've only been to Hershey once and it rained up until an hour before park close, so I only got to ride a few of the lineup. Maybe it was the cold and the rain, but besides Candymonium and Skyrush the other rides were forgettable. Fahrenheit felt super jerky and the line sucked in the cold. I might need to go again to see if I was wrong!
One of my favorite Roller coasters of all time. It’s at least number four usually number three once in a good while it’s number two. I do not like the soft restraints because they are too bulky. The first harder restraintsYou can fit better in them.
I was there just 2 months ago and I almost didnt get to ride because the harness was to tight. Not on my stomach, but my shoulders because I'm tall. But I distinctly remember the plastic harnesses so I don't know if they had one of each type of harness but it was a bad experience for me.
I rode Fahrenheit last summer and everything was great. One thing that got to me though is when we entered the cobra roll, I remember a jarring rattle while sitting towards the back of the train. No one seems to mention this though. Anyone else notice this? Not like it was painful I just find that it was substantially different from the rest of the ride and no one seems to mention this lol.
I mistakenly thought it was a Dive loop but I realised it was a Norwegian Loop, thats a weird name for an inversion, but Fahrenheit is still an incredible looper that is worth the trip to Hersheypark
Fahrenheit's OTSR along with storm runners are smaller and tighter than i305's and Mavericks OTSR even though they're the same. if you're tall, you may be surprised how tight it is if you even fit
Couldn't ride it because, for whatever reason, the safety belt that connects the to the vest is MUCH shorter than Intamins with similar restraints. I don't fully understand it.
I think this isnone of the most underrated coasters worldwide... Great forces, a complete layout mixing inversiones and airtime, confortable trains... I think they días not sold more because the tag price, because Gerstlauer offers "the same product" way cheaper. However, when you Rider It, you realize that this is NOT an Eurofighter.
Gonna dosagree on that final score. I don't think a ride with this kind of capacity that isn't a legacy classic belongs at Hersheypark. It's a great ride and I loved riding it during Coaster Con when there was ERT. Is it worth a 2-3 hour wait in a park with a ride of Skyrush quality though? Absolutely not. I mean we're not talking about something like Kennywood's Exterminator where people actually line up for a Zamperla ride you can find basically anywhere, but the ride quality does not deserve that wait. I'd say 8-8.5 would be my final score, with points deducted for the average wait vs ride quality ratio. Now that I've said my thoughts on the ride I will be one of those metric system users; should've been a 100 degree drop and called it Celcius. That would actually have meaning rather than just representing any other hot temperature.
It is a good ride but for me personally it is the 6th best coaster in the park does not have the intensity of Wildcat ,Storm Runner, Skyrush or Great Bear , Candymonium is not the most intense ride ether but the floater airtime is great and a much more enjoyable ride then Fahrenheit .
So sad that there are only 2 build at this moment and the new one is still under construction in Asia. And that would be the second one. (This is the second Intamin Vertical Lift coaster: Barracuda - Fuli Ocean Happy World.)
This is one of my favorite coasters in the park. I liked it every bit as much, if not more, than Thighcrush- ... (ahem) Skyrush. Just sayin', it's a little hard on the legs. ^^
Unpopular opinion but i would not mind seeing this ride cloned. It’s a perfect compact layout which thrills guests. It’s also amazing and i love to ride it. But i understand if they prefer a euro fighter or if Hershey wants it to be a one of a kind ride.
idk. Maybe I missed something, but my ride on this what not all this guy cracked it up to be. The drop on Maverick felt steeper and more intense. I disliked the fact that it was just inversions, did a few turns and it was over. Let's look at something like a Maverick. Not a very fair comparison, but this is the closest I could think of off the top of my head. The ride has inversions, and tbh, there aren't many elements. However, what maverick did was intersperse there inversions. I love inversions, but they have to be done right. If you just smash them all together, it feels like dumping salt on a meal to try and improve them. you need to have it spread it out. Now I don't want to be perceived as a hater, but I feel like this ride was a bit of a let down. I'd give it a 7/10
You can’t give a ride 10/10 if you have to wait 2 hours, that’s just a crazy length of time to wait. The operations must be terrible if that’s acceptable
I never thought about the fact that intamin didn’t make more of these. IMO Hershey has one of the best coaster line ups
I think intamin recently opened 1, and it might be I think the only other one in existence
@@arkitect156 where?
@@sonyipod at Hainan Ocean Paradise in china
Rides of this general type are best suited for smaller parks, and Gerstlauer seems to sell more of them in that market. Fahrenheit's one problem is that its capacity isn't great and the lines can get very bad.
Interestingly, Gerstlauer NEVER built a single coaster in China, ever.
Basically, Intamin finally sold another beyond-vertical drop lift hill coaster in a market where Eurofighters aren't a thing.
This is basically Intamin’s Version of a Eurofighter. I really do like it. It’s my 4th favorite coaster in the park
PA native here. I think this is the first time I've had a wildly different take on a ride than you, because usually our views are similar. I've been to Hersheypark multiple times, but for some reason, Fahrenheit just never did it for me. It always felt very forceless, like it was trying and failing to do something, and while I appreciated that it's a smooth, comfortable ride, it just didn't have anything else going for it. Throw in how god-awful the line is most days, and it's a coaster that was always last priority for me. I'd even ride Wildcat pre-RMC treatment before this, because at least Wildcat had a good first drop and it was usually a walk-on. I took my friend on Fahrenheit for the first time as she was getting into coasters, and based on how it looked, she was terrified of the vertical drop and all the inversions. I told her my thoughts on it and she said I had to be crazy and too much of a coaster snob or adrenaline junkie to appreciate what it does. Anyways, we went on it. As per usual, I wasn't thrilled, and my friend was also disappointed. Based on how it looked, she thought it would be an insane ride. But to both of us, it was just overall really boring. Really happy there aren't more of these in existence, I think parks should spend money on coasters that can actually wow their guests instead of inverting monorails.
WOW!! I did not expect him to give it a perfect score! This has GOT to be his second-favorite coaster at Hersheypark at the very least!
British “people”: Why isnt it celcius?
*Bri’ish
who created the language?
Oi m8 bit rude of an insult innit?
You mean the rest of the world…
Literally everyone except the Americans
Fahrenheit was my first coaster with a beyond-vertical drop, and that feeling of floating out of your seat while also falling forward out of it is really something special.
I wasn’t all that impressed with the Norwegian loop, personally liked the Cobra roll better. The corkscrew and airtime at the end were phenomenal.
Overall, incredible coaster, #4 in the park (Skyrush was closed when I went).
Going to ride it for the first time this summer, I can’t wait!
I rode Fahrenheit 6 times in a row with Fast Track and it was great every single time. Easily one of the top 3 coasters in the park
I just ridden this 3 days ago and I can say that I was not expecting it to be that good
It’s my home park, I remember when it opened. It was my first “big” coaster. Back row at night is AMAZING
Ooh Fairenheight review. This ride looks really good. Hope to go on it whenever I get a chance to visit Hershey Park
My favorite coaster at Hershey!
I’m really glad that ur making more reviews
Fun fact: Its actually Hersheyparks 116th birthday today
Definitely my favorite ride at hershey park. Small footprint and so smooth.
This is a very good review covering most of the things briefly! Great job
I always thought this ride looked underrated, I can't wait to ride it.
I love it it’s my favorite roller coaster at Hersheypark it’s like a buffet of inversions packed into one coaster Amazing✨
Agreed!! This was my first vertical lift coaster, the way you come out your seat as you going up is insane!!! With the way intamin is designing their coasters now(new elements) I would want to see new versions of this layout and what they can produce; another coaster on my KD new coaster wishlist 💙💛
I rode this for the first time last week. I had a fast track pass. It was hilarious standing in the fast track line alone and looking down at the lowly peasants! 😅 The ride was super fun. I wish Intamin made more of these models.
This ride type is underrated. They really should have made more of these. I love Fahrenheit! So much happens in that ride in a small space, and the elements are so interesting/unique. Ops are a bit slow and it has a slight rattle towards the middle/end of the ride, but it's a great ride.
The cobra roll definitely has the most noticeable rattle of the ride it doesn’t feel good
We definitely need to see more parks with these things. It's so compact and intense, it's a mix of Storm Runner and a Gerstlauer Euro Fighter.
Having finally gotten over my fear, I've been going to so many parks and we did this first thing in the morning in the back row. I have never felt so terrified on a ride than this. That first drop actually made me feel like I was gonna fly out. The rest was also amazing with its pacing and not letting up on the intensity.
What did you think of Skyrush in comparison?
Great coaster!! My 2nd favorite coaster at the park!!
I've only ridden it twice but remember laughing the entire time. It was really a fun ride.
Totally agree. Fahrenheit is outstanding. I like it just as much as Storm Runner and even more than Skyrush. Your reasons for why Intamin didn't sell more make sense.
When I went to Hershey park last summer for the first time (I live in Texas) both Fahrenheit and Storm Runner were both closed. Sad day, but can’t wait for the day when I can get back and ride them
Totally agree! I love this ride, but the line can be so horrible. I got lucky on my 2020 visit, on my visit when I met you at the end of the day at Skyrush. Before that, Fahrenheit was a walk-on for awhile, and I marathoned it. Last year, I went here at park opening for 1 or 2 rides, and that was it. The line got so long so fast.
4:13 Whew Weee look at that track vibration for the next few seconds. Awesome. I'm sure the reason it didn't get sold was Gerstlauer competition. You'd go with tried and true company that doesn't have issues with nearly everyone of their attractions. Often deadly issues.
Awesome 👍 bruh I love when the ride go up side down so fun I never got on that ride before but it looks like fun . I have actually been to nots berry farm back in 2018 with my family on vacation and we were on a cruise first time being there it was awesome and so much fun . take care.
I’m glad you like this one Taylor… I hope it gets more love… But I really think you should re-evaluate your distain for the winged coaster! Those babies give you a unique perspective and are far cooler than a one trick dive coaster, pony boy. I am a 53-year-old woman who loves me some wild eagle!
Looks pretty dope... Hersheypark is definitely in my top 3 bucket list parks to visit
I prefer the feel of this ride to the Eurofighters because you don't have those huge losses of momentum at the tops of elements because of the longer, heavier train. It makes the pacing of the ride feel so much more fluid
Exactly!
The way I got on this ride was pretty funny as it was opening weekend, and very busy. This ride had been closed all day, but I suddenly saw the ride opening up like at around 3, jumped in line and was first to get on. Probably the luckiest I've ever been. The ride was 2 hours rest of the day. I looked behind me and the queue line was almost full.
Is there some reasoning behind all the weather-themed attractions at Hershey? Farenheit, storm runner, lightning racer… is Pennsylvania just known for having a lot of weather or something lol
And sky themed with Skyrush and then great bear being themed to the constellation
@@alllostfootage what’s it all mean? Why wouldn’t they just theme it all to candy 😭
I rode this for the first time on Friday, and in the front row. I used to be scared of vertical lift hills, but I came off surprised at how good this thing was. But what I’m more surprised about is that neither I nor my sister greyed out (and we have a medical condition that probably makes others prone to it, but somehow, we’re not…).
Technically a park in China did build another Intamin vertical lift coaster called Barracuda, but yeah. There really should be more of these
This is one of my favorite roller coasters! I agree with everything you said. I'm a pretty tall guy so the restraints bug me a little because I feel a little squished but honestly I have that problem with most restraints.
I’ve ridden this, and IMO I found this more fun than storm runner, and it goes above skyrush because of the bad restraints.
Was literally there a day before this video came out, sadly didn’t get the chance to ride it :( maybe next time
I absolutely love this ride. To me, it’s slightly better than StormRunner, and it’s my #3 at Hersheypark.
Fahrenheit is my 4th favorite coaster!!
This is one of the reasons I call Hersheypark a "Jack of all trades master of none." park.
Rode it in 2012 last. Great ride from prior experiences
I think that one of these would fit perfectly at Michigan's Adventure because they're small, not too expensive, and the low capacity won't be a big deal because it's not like the park gets long lines anyways.
Honestly imo, Fahrenheit is the best coaster there!
This is my 4th favorite coaster in pa behind Phantom, skyrush, and curtain. Idk why my friends love to hate this ride
That line is no joke lol definitely have to ride it first or last…I can never make up my mind if this is my fourth or fifth favorite coaster at the park, they have a great lineup. I’m torn between Fahrenheit or Candymonium as my fourth favorite, I think if Fahrenheit had a shorter line and I could ride it more I’d like it better.
congrats on 200k
Parks most likely are not purchasing these because eurofighters are way cheaper, just as marketable, and have a similar capacity. Fahrenheit's long trains also make it difficult to add blockzones and train storage for increasing capacity, which isn't ideal for a coaster that is supposed to be "compact".
They should bring one of these for a Cedar Fair park like Cedar Point or Canada’s Wonderland! It would be amazing :D
Went to Hershey for the 1st time and preferred Fahrenheit over Skyrush. Skyrush was way too hyped and I was underwhelmed when i finally got on it. Even with the new restraints, it was still Thigh Crush. I also expected the lift hill to be so much faster from the POVs, but it seemed slower than Maverick. Fahrenheit was near perfect though outside of a little shakiness.
I agree with everything about this ride. I remember going to Hershey Park back in the Summer of 08 and remember this being new. I was very intimidated by this ride for some odd reason because its not like Kingda Ka. But I chickened out as soon as I saw that vertical drop. I dont know what it is about vertical drops. It gets me feeling uneasy all the time. And i have no problem with heights.
Hey guys ! Could you make a video with some coaster travel tips ? How you manage the trip ? Deals, your accomodation , flights ? Some lifehacks . especially interested in euro trip
This ride is great! The first time I rode it, I greyed out on the drop and that airtime hill is amazing even in the middle of the train. I was shocked at how powerful it is. The line absolutely is terrible though 😂
Can you make a review for Talon, the invert that you ranked over Katun, Banshee,
Silver bullet, Alpengeist, flight deck, and every bat clone.
Went to Hershey for the first time last week and the operations were so bad and this ride was down all day horrible experience sad I didn’t get to ride this probably would’ve been my favorite in the park
I’m at the park now. Fahrenheit has a massive wait. Sucks since it wasn’t open in the 6 times I visited Hershey last year.
I've only been to Hershey once and it rained up until an hour before park close, so I only got to ride a few of the lineup. Maybe it was the cold and the rain, but besides Candymonium and Skyrush the other rides were forgettable. Fahrenheit felt super jerky and the line sucked in the cold. I might need to go again to see if I was wrong!
One of my favorite Roller coasters of all time. It’s at least number four usually number three once in a good while it’s number two. I do not like the soft restraints because they are too bulky. The first harder restraintsYou can fit better in them.
Love this ride!!
Who does love this 36.11 degree celsius drop? Or 97 degrees fahrenheit.
My favorite ride
Awesome but underrated coaster
I was there just 2 months ago and I almost didnt get to ride because the harness was to tight. Not on my stomach, but my shoulders because I'm tall. But I distinctly remember the plastic harnesses so I don't know if they had one of each type of harness but it was a bad experience for me.
Great review of a great coaster!
I feel like this should be a eurofighter but still it’s amazing
I rode Fahrenheit last summer and everything was great. One thing that got to me though is when we entered the cobra roll, I remember a jarring rattle while sitting towards the back of the train. No one seems to mention this though. Anyone else notice this? Not like it was painful I just find that it was substantially different from the rest of the ride and no one seems to mention this lol.
you should check out silver dollar city in branson, missouri!
I’ve been many times! There’s also a bunch of videos about it on this channel!
@@CoasterStudios yeah, i just found them! thanks!
I mistakenly thought it was a Dive loop but I realised it was a Norwegian Loop, thats a weird name for an inversion, but Fahrenheit is still an incredible looper that is worth the trip to Hersheypark
Well Intamin does this "Vertical launch coaster" which are very similar to the "Vertical drop coaster"
Fahrenheit's OTSR along with storm runners are smaller and tighter than i305's and Mavericks OTSR even though they're the same. if you're tall, you may be surprised how tight it is if you even fit
Couldn't ride it because, for whatever reason, the safety belt that connects the to the vest is MUCH shorter than Intamins with similar restraints. I don't fully understand it.
I think this isnone of the most underrated coasters worldwide... Great forces, a complete layout mixing inversiones and airtime, confortable trains... I think they días not sold more because the tag price, because Gerstlauer offers "the same product" way cheaper. However, when you Rider It, you realize that this is NOT an Eurofighter.
Only thing I dont like is the capacity creating lines that are huge sometimes.
Gonna dosagree on that final score. I don't think a ride with this kind of capacity that isn't a legacy classic belongs at Hersheypark. It's a great ride and I loved riding it during Coaster Con when there was ERT. Is it worth a 2-3 hour wait in a park with a ride of Skyrush quality though? Absolutely not. I mean we're not talking about something like Kennywood's Exterminator where people actually line up for a Zamperla ride you can find basically anywhere, but the ride quality does not deserve that wait. I'd say 8-8.5 would be my final score, with points deducted for the average wait vs ride quality ratio. Now that I've said my thoughts on the ride I will be one of those metric system users; should've been a 100 degree drop and called it Celcius. That would actually have meaning rather than just representing any other hot temperature.
It is a good ride but for me personally it is the 6th best coaster in the park does not have the intensity of Wildcat ,Storm Runner, Skyrush or Great Bear , Candymonium is not the most intense ride ether but the floater airtime is great and a much more enjoyable ride then Fahrenheit .
what camera do you use to film?
all of our camera equipment can be found in the description below!
thank you for telling me! although i have a question, for your lens do you use sony lens or another brand?
So sad that there are only 2 build at this moment and the new one is still under construction in Asia. And that would be the second one. (This is the second Intamin Vertical Lift coaster: Barracuda -
Fuli Ocean Happy World.)
This is one of my favorite coasters in the park. I liked it every bit as much, if not more, than Thighcrush- ... (ahem) Skyrush. Just sayin', it's a little hard on the legs. ^^
The cobra roll does Vibrate though it’s honestly very weird
This ride is much better with the vests. It was awful with the old hard plastic restraints
Looks FUN
Unpopular opinion but i would not mind seeing this ride cloned. It’s a perfect compact layout which thrills guests. It’s also amazing and i love to ride it. But i understand if they prefer a euro fighter or if Hershey wants it to be a one of a kind ride.
Love it
The three intamins always are swapping 1-3 at hershey all the time
B&M surf coaster has the nimble trains to take on a similar coarse by a much more reliable manufacturer lol.
How would you compare it to Maverick?
Maverick is a lot whippier and faster paced
Taylor do a six flags Mexico review
Coming soon!
Those new restraints can knock glasses off though
was on it yesterday
I like Fahrenheit
idk. Maybe I missed something, but my ride on this what not all this guy cracked it up to be. The drop on Maverick felt steeper and more intense. I disliked the fact that it was just inversions, did a few turns and it was over. Let's look at something like a Maverick. Not a very fair comparison, but this is the closest I could think of off the top of my head. The ride has inversions, and tbh, there aren't many elements. However, what maverick did was intersperse there inversions. I love inversions, but they have to be done right. If you just smash them all together, it feels like dumping salt on a meal to try and improve them. you need to have it spread it out. Now I don't want to be perceived as a hater, but I feel like this ride was a bit of a let down. I'd give it a 7/10
I do believe there's another version of this in China.
I fkn love farenheit
There is another intamin vertical coaster coming to China which looks like Fahrenheit but better
You can’t give a ride 10/10 if you have to wait 2 hours, that’s just a crazy length of time to wait. The operations must be terrible if that’s acceptable
1:31 Joyce from stranger things haha
Cool
I have your stratosphere parody open on another tab.