Regarding DarKoaster, I think an inexpensive way to improve the ride would be to simply add a few effects every year. Make it a point to slowly add a little bit each and every year instead of doing a major refurb. Then everyone would want to ride it every year to see what changes have been made. It would be similar to a Halloween maze that changes each year. By the end of ten years it could be Disney/Universal level without having to break the bank any one year.
So many people were gutted when they tore out Big Bad Wolf (which was probably much harder to maintain because it was a suspended coaster). Loch Ness Monster is the one coaster at the park with probably an even greater load of nostalgia associated with it than BBW, and it's also one of the best old Arrow loopers anywhere. So I think it's not just that it's an old Arrow, it's that it's THIS old Arrow. It's great to see that they put some effects in the tunnel again. In the ride's early days, there were fog machines and strobe lights in there, and I think for a while there was even some kind of illuminated image of the Monster. But it had gotten bare.
@@maxhagenauer24 Lol forget all that. The thing about Loch Ness is its setting, layout and its overall look. It's classic in every way. Its art. Anaconda has a boring layout and no type of artistic style. And it's rough and janky especially after the mid course slams it to a screeching hault
You gotta respect how much work BGW puts into this ride to keep it going this long: they’ve bought new custom trains that look practically identical to the old ones, they’ve retracked the thing, they’ve added tons of new theming, all years after most parks would’ve just scrapped a ride like this.
I think the last thing that they could do to add some more spice on the reopening of Nessie, is to make the trains duel again on the loops. Welcome back, Nessie.
This is soooo well done by Busch Gardens. The thematic upgrades on this are so much more interesting than a new, unthemed roller coaster, and give the park character which makes people want to come back. I really hope United Parks does similar upgrades on more of its rides 🙏🙏
Yes! I was hoping you guys would make a video on this refurb! I love the updated theming and the tunnel is quite cool! Hopefully, Busch Gardens does this type of theming for most of their rides
My daughter and I were part of a commercial/photo shoot a few days before it opened to the public and rode it over a dozen times. You can spiffy her up, but she's still an old lady Arrow! Take your earrings out ladies and gentleman, the head banging it still there! The last row is actually the smoothest. If you're in the front, good luck! LOL
Sometimes it feels like everything old's on the chopping block, so what a relief and a joy it is to see Busch Gardens going the extra mile for Loch Ness Monster. Thanks for this video.
this was also my first big coaster. i remember stuffing socks in my shoes so i could meet the height requirement. glad to see they’re giving it some love! all the new audio stuff makes it so much better
My first time on your channel, reviewing my first roller coaster experience ever! Great review, guys, thanks for covering this. The renovations look great. The LNM has a special place in my memories as a kid decades ago.
It was also my first big roller coaster!! I cried and was terrified and my dad forced me to ride it… and I came off a coaster junkie 💀 that same night we got stuck at the top of the big bad wolf and had to walk the main-drop’s stairs with firemen escorting us. Good times. The Griffon wasn’t even a thing yet. Rip BBW
Rad video! I was a kid when this opened, I’ve never been there, but always wanted to. I’ve been watching it age through pictures in roller coaster books and videos, so I agree that it looks better than ever!
So Iconic! I have been to BGT and Kings Dominion but not BGW. I really love the Arrow loopers 😎 I really need to go to BGW. Thanks guys for sharing the great ride footage 😎😊❤️👍
Awesome job,guys!! I actually worked @ BGW,one summer,back in it's early days;so of course it is my Home Park.Glad to hear Nessie has been successfully improved!! Thanks for the great review!!
This looks amazing! this is my very first coaster I've ridden that goes upside down. If it wasn't for this coaster I wouldn't be riding any of the coasters I ride today
The Loch Ness Monster was the first coaster i ever rode. I was so sad when i thought they were taking it down, but i got so excited when they announced that they were just fixing it up!!!
Good to see Sea World Entertainment starting to dip it’s feet back into theming and indoor rides. Hope we get to see more indoor and themed stuff (looking at you wild arctic)! Also, they should do a coaster in the old corkscrew hill building for their next ride, use it as the station!)
This video really makes me happy. I remember marathoning this in 1987 when I was in seventh grade on a trip with my family from Michigan. Everyone was waiting for “The Big Bad Wolf” so I rode this 24 times that day. This coaster is so sentimental to me and I’m thrilled that they kept it and made improvements!
I love seeing all the work they've put into this. It's always been one that I've enjoyed riding multiple times every visit, and I want it to last forever. The added theming will make it just that much better.
Happy to hear that they have given Nessie a refurbishment/upgrade! It's amazing what a retracking will do for a coaster! After what happened with the Mindbender, there is now this fear that one of the classics might be done away with suddenly. Glad that the Loch Ness Monster is going to be lurking around, hopefully for at least another 50 years! Yeah, let that math sink in! 2024-1978=46 years! Nessie is nearly half a century old!
It is beautiful to see the Orient Express’ sister coaster is in great condition. I miss the Orient Express but a part of her lives in Loch Ness Monster.
Such an iconic roller coaster. Im pretty sure one of the first ever roller coaster POV's to go viral on the internet was one of this very ride. And for good reason. This is basically the epitome of a classic thrilling coaster! Intimidating and a little janky, but also not overcomplicated. Just a true classic that will get a smile on just about anyones face.
This ride is my favorite ride growing up in 23112 I used to go here every summer! Glad to see it got some major improvements and this video really brought back some memories.
Nice upgrades! Interestingly.. in 2018 they added nice audio... and a strobe? In the tunnel/ helix section there too!... but it didn't last long after 40th anniversary
My first big coaster was big bad wolf. Wouldn't ride this at that time. Later in life I started riding it and it's still my favorite coaster to this day.
WOW! I remember riding that as a teenager dozens of times back in the Jurassic era 40 years ago! 😂😂 I can't believe its still around. It was my first big coaster ever riding too..Amazing. Its an iconic coaster.
My wife and I grew up in Va Beach. We haven't been to BG since like 2011 the year before we had our son and then I got stationed elsewhere. We have a 1 week trip coming up in the beginning of June. Plan to go on a weekday while schools are still going. Our kids are now almost 12 and 10 and they love coasters. They'll finally get to experience our childhood theme park. Cant wait to ride all the new and the old!
This is so cool! When I was a kid, we went to Busch Gardens to ride Loch Ness Monster and Big Bad Wolf in their opening seasons (yup, older than dirt). Next time I’m back on the East Coast I may have to make a nostalgia trip to ride the refurbished LNM and ride Pantheon for the first time. I rode Drachenfire when I was stationed at Fort Monroe. Let us never speak of it again. 😂
I'm very happy to see parks trying to take care of their old classics. Grew up in Florida, Busch Gardens Tampa had my favorite roller coasters growing up. I've moved up north now, I really need to make a trip to Williamsburg to what it's like.
Reminds me of demon at great america. That ride was definitely an average arrow with a story, and now its beloved. The fewer arrow loopers there are left, the more special these rides become. Corkscrew profiling aside
love to see y'all at my home park. i've got to get over and re-ride nessie now that the retrack is finished! also, if only i could've been there when y'all were. would've loved to meet y'all 💔
Okay good because I was worried that Taylor was just friend zoning her this whole time, they're so cute together and I'm really happy for them knowing that fact 😄
Glad to see what they've done with this, putting in the $$$ to preserve an iconic coaster. Is it my favorite coaster in the park? No way, but I'm glad it's THERE, and now it will be there for a longer amount of time! (Big Bad Wolf was my first big coaster, and I unfortunately can't relive those memories, so glad this one is still ticking away.) Also, that queue is giving me very Expedition Everest queue vibes and I'm not mad about it. Looking forward to getting back on this, and hearing so many sweet stories about how this was someone's first looping coaster. (Love those loops, but the first drop was always my favorite part.)
I like how the past couple videos come in multiple accents. The ride itself has a Jaws and Jurassic park vibe. Those video panels are great way to add theming to an outside ride.
Loch Ness Monster was my first time going upside-down on a roller coaster, or on any amusement ride for that matter. I think that was the case for a lot of people out there. It wasn't my first big coaster (that was the long-vanished Mr. Twister at Elitch Gardens), but it was a major milestone for me. I haven't been back to BGW in so, so long (before most of the coasters there were even built) despite frequent visits to Virginia to visit family. This is just making me itch for it.
Watching this video brought back fond memories of being a young kid riding Nessie for the first time! It's been almost a decade, I will have to check out the new tracks. Saylor gang always killing it!
I haven’t had a chance to ride the “newer” coasters at BGW yet (Pantheon, Darkoaster, even Tempesto), but I am far more excited to ride the new LochNess when I go next week, even though I’ve been on it multiple times before! I am so happy they gave it some much needed TLC, it’s such a great ride! And I’m happy to know it will be around for years to come😊
They did an amazing job on this. I am going to have to go back this summer (I planned my trip a couple of weeks too early). This was also was my first big coaster outside of my home park.This and Big Bad Wolf (RIP 😢)
While I am yet to visit BGW, I have been to Lock Ness. On a boat tour, my sister and I saw something in the distance that could have been the monster (Or just a fish).
I know you were saying it tongue and cheek but as a massive fan of a show called Life After People I genuinely think Nessie will be among the last coasters still standing. Arrow coasters are made of steel but have the amount of bracing a wood coaster is given, something I believe sets them up to stand a long time. It will be between Arrow coasters and hybrid woodies with a steel structure for last standing coaster (we actually get a glimpse of this comparing Mega Zeph to rides like Williams Grove Cyclone or the Joyland coaster that were abandoned around the same time). Voyage is probably the coaster I'd ultimately put my money on though, with how much it is spread out and having a steel structure you would probably still see evidence of a coaster there after more than 500 years.
I’m very excited to get back on this thing! I’ve always made sure to cherish my rides on it. The other thing I’ve been wanting was a refurbishment of the effects on Verbolten cause they could use some TLC in my opinion
Haven’t ridden this ride. Not the biggest coaster fan but I’m trying. I have incorporated Verbolten and Invadr into my riding. Trying to figure out how to deal with the initial drop on this one.
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I can hear Pantheon in the background asking himself "do I also have to wait 46 years?"
😭😭😭
DarKoaster I can also hear as well “What about me BGW?”
LOL TRUE
True tho
Regarding DarKoaster, I think an inexpensive way to improve the ride would be to simply add a few effects every year. Make it a point to slowly add a little bit each and every year instead of doing a major refurb. Then everyone would want to ride it every year to see what changes have been made. It would be similar to a Halloween maze that changes each year. By the end of ten years it could be Disney/Universal level without having to break the bank any one year.
I'm glad they are keeping these old arrows in good shape instead of replacing them.
That was exactly what I was about to say!
So many people were gutted when they tore out Big Bad Wolf (which was probably much harder to maintain because it was a suspended coaster). Loch Ness Monster is the one coaster at the park with probably an even greater load of nostalgia associated with it than BBW, and it's also one of the best old Arrow loopers anywhere. So I think it's not just that it's an old Arrow, it's that it's THIS old Arrow.
It's great to see that they put some effects in the tunnel again. In the ride's early days, there were fog machines and strobe lights in there, and I think for a while there was even some kind of illuminated image of the Monster. But it had gotten bare.
I do agree however Anaconda at Kings Dominon needs to go 😂. Mack Hyper or new Vekoma replacement plzzz!
@@ch6inre6ction11 But they can make it smoother or something 😢.
@@maxhagenauer24 Lol forget all that. The thing about Loch Ness is its setting, layout and its overall look. It's classic in every way. Its art. Anaconda has a boring layout and no type of artistic style. And it's rough and janky especially after the mid course slams it to a screeching hault
There is hardly a more iconic view of a coaster than those yellow intersecting Arrow loops and track over the water. It’s such a great looking ride.
ngl seeing apollos chariot from the highway makes me so hype
The older coasters in the country really need to be redone just like this.
Indeed, Viper would benefit from this treatment a lot.
Some of them have been, but not to great results. Plus, most people would rather just have a new, better coaster replace them.
The ride op at 3:22 sure is using a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! ;P
You gotta respect how much work BGW puts into this ride to keep it going this long: they’ve bought new custom trains that look practically identical to the old ones, they’ve retracked the thing, they’ve added tons of new theming, all years after most parks would’ve just scrapped a ride like this.
Like KD?
I think the last thing that they could do to add some more spice on the reopening of Nessie, is to make the trains duel again on the loops.
Welcome back, Nessie.
This is soooo well done by Busch Gardens. The thematic upgrades on this are so much more interesting than a new, unthemed roller coaster, and give the park character which makes people want to come back. I really hope United Parks does similar upgrades on more of its rides 🙏🙏
Yes! I was hoping you guys would make a video on this refurb! I love the updated theming and the tunnel is quite cool! Hopefully, Busch Gardens does this type of theming for most of their rides
Loch Ness is the coaster that made me fall in love with coasters, good to see her getting love from BG!
My daughter and I were part of a commercial/photo shoot a few days before it opened to the public and rode it over a dozen times. You can spiffy her up, but she's still an old lady Arrow! Take your earrings out ladies and gentleman, the head banging it still there! The last row is actually the smoothest. If you're in the front, good luck! LOL
Sometimes it feels like everything old's on the chopping block, so what a relief and a joy it is to see Busch Gardens going the extra mile for Loch Ness Monster. Thanks for this video.
the 1970s color scheme has always impressed me. reminds people they're riding a nearly true vintage machine.
Such a great arrow I rode it during previews so glad they kept it around!
this was also my first big coaster. i remember stuffing socks in my shoes so i could meet the height requirement. glad to see they’re giving it some love! all the new audio stuff makes it so much better
I do loops in my boat all the time. 😆
If you don't, you ain't doin it right 😂
Giving such a ride some well deserved love is great. There are not many coasters as iconic as Loch Ness Monster.
My first time on your channel, reviewing my first roller coaster experience ever! Great review, guys, thanks for covering this. The renovations look great. The LNM has a special place in my memories as a kid decades ago.
I’ve been so excited for this coaster to be refurbished! I rode it last year and even then it was a fun ride!
It was also my first big roller coaster!! I cried and was terrified and my dad forced me to ride it… and I came off a coaster junkie 💀 that same night we got stuck at the top of the big bad wolf and had to walk the main-drop’s stairs with firemen escorting us. Good times. The Griffon wasn’t even a thing yet. Rip BBW
Was great meeting you guys! I’m so glad they poured so much into this legendary coaster.
Rad video! I was a kid when this opened, I’ve never been there, but always wanted to. I’ve been watching it age through pictures in roller coaster books and videos, so I agree that it looks better than ever!
So Iconic! I have been to BGT and Kings Dominion but not BGW. I really love the Arrow loopers 😎 I really need to go to BGW. Thanks guys for sharing the great ride footage 😎😊❤️👍
It’s finally confirmed what we thought all along!!!!!
Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.
Awesome job,guys!! I actually worked @ BGW,one summer,back in it's early days;so of course it is my Home Park.Glad to hear Nessie has been successfully improved!! Thanks for the great review!!
This looks amazing! this is my very first coaster I've ridden that goes upside down. If it wasn't for this coaster I wouldn't be riding any of the coasters I ride today
The Loch Ness Monster was the first coaster i ever rode. I was so sad when i thought they were taking it down, but i got so excited when they announced that they were just fixing it up!!!
I was looking for this video yesterday lol, I refused to believe you wouldn't have a video on this.
Good to see Sea World Entertainment starting to dip it’s feet back into theming and indoor rides. Hope we get to see more indoor and themed stuff (looking at you wild arctic)!
Also, they should do a coaster in the old corkscrew hill building for their next ride, use it as the station!)
This video really makes me happy. I remember marathoning this in 1987 when I was in seventh grade on a trip with my family from Michigan. Everyone was waiting for “The Big Bad Wolf” so I rode this 24 times that day. This coaster is so sentimental to me and I’m thrilled that they kept it and made improvements!
Adding a story makes the theming experience so different. That screen in the tunnel is so cool.
Reminds me of the theming in the queue for Expedition Everest. Looks cool, BGW and KD are top of my list for the next coaster trip
I love seeing all the work they've put into this. It's always been one that I've enjoyed riding multiple times every visit, and I want it to last forever. The added theming will make it just that much better.
Outside of vampire (Chessington! Home park!), I have never wanted to go on an arrow coaster this much. This looks incredible!
Happy to hear that they have given Nessie a refurbishment/upgrade! It's amazing what a retracking will do for a coaster!
After what happened with the Mindbender, there is now this fear that one of the classics might be done away with suddenly. Glad that the Loch Ness Monster is going to be lurking around, hopefully for at least another 50 years!
Yeah, let that math sink in! 2024-1978=46 years! Nessie is nearly half a century old!
It is beautiful to see the Orient Express’ sister coaster is in great condition. I miss the Orient Express but a part of her lives in Loch Ness Monster.
Such an iconic roller coaster. Im pretty sure one of the first ever roller coaster POV's to go viral on the internet was one of this very ride. And for good reason. This is basically the epitome of a classic thrilling coaster! Intimidating and a little janky, but also not overcomplicated. Just a true classic that will get a smile on just about anyones face.
I’m dying at the photo of the old timey Arrow “boat” in the queue 😂 That’s an amazing detail
This ride is my favorite ride growing up in 23112 I used to go here every summer! Glad to see it got some major improvements and this video really brought back some memories.
Nice upgrades! Interestingly.. in 2018 they added nice audio... and a strobe? In the tunnel/ helix section there too!... but it didn't last long after 40th anniversary
My first big coaster was big bad wolf. Wouldn't ride this at that time. Later in life I started riding it and it's still my favorite coaster to this day.
This was my very 1st coaster when I was 7(1987) It will remain forever long love Loch Ness
So excited! Loch Ness was my first coaster too! Summer of '78!
WOW! I remember riding that as a teenager dozens of times back in the Jurassic era 40 years ago! 😂😂 I can't believe its still around. It was my first big coaster ever riding too..Amazing. Its an iconic coaster.
I was able to ride it on my birthday this past Friday and I received airtime in both loops! It was amazing!
Loch Ness was my first major roller coaster. Such a special ride!
My wife and I grew up in Va Beach. We haven't been to BG since like 2011 the year before we had our son and then I got stationed elsewhere. We have a 1 week trip coming up in the beginning of June. Plan to go on a weekday while schools are still going. Our kids are now almost 12 and 10 and they love coasters. They'll finally get to experience our childhood theme park. Cant wait to ride all the new and the old!
My first big coaster too. Went 1 week after I graduated high school in 1991.
This is so cool! When I was a kid, we went to Busch Gardens to ride Loch Ness Monster and Big Bad Wolf in their opening seasons (yup, older than dirt). Next time I’m back on the East Coast I may have to make a nostalgia trip to ride the refurbished LNM and ride Pantheon for the first time. I rode Drachenfire when I was stationed at Fort Monroe. Let us never speak of it again. 😂
One of my first roller coaster rides as a kid. So glad to see it lives on!! 💪
Those old Arrow coasters really are beautiful. There is something timeless about the aesthetics of the trains and the tracks.
I'm very happy to see parks trying to take care of their old classics. Grew up in Florida, Busch Gardens Tampa had my favorite roller coasters growing up. I've moved up north now, I really need to make a trip to Williamsburg to what it's like.
Reminds me of demon at great america. That ride was definitely an average arrow with a story, and now its beloved. The fewer arrow loopers there are left, the more special these rides become. Corkscrew profiling aside
Just rode this again last Friday and as a person that worked at nessie in 2003... I was damn impressed
love to see y'all at my home park. i've got to get over and re-ride nessie now that the retrack is finished! also, if only i could've been there when y'all were. would've loved to meet y'all 💔
4:59 Sarah and Taylor confirmed
bro it's been like 2 years now
I always thought so...but they don't bring it up much I started to question it lol
Glad I'm not the only one
In the Kings Dominion video from a few days ago, he called her 'babe' as well. Like, we've always known, but now it's confirmed.
Okay good because I was worried that Taylor was just friend zoning her this whole time, they're so cute together and I'm really happy for them knowing that fact 😄
I wondered too but didn’t want to ask. I just started watching their channel a few months ago
Glad to see what they've done with this, putting in the $$$ to preserve an iconic coaster. Is it my favorite coaster in the park? No way, but I'm glad it's THERE, and now it will be there for a longer amount of time! (Big Bad Wolf was my first big coaster, and I unfortunately can't relive those memories, so glad this one is still ticking away.) Also, that queue is giving me very Expedition Everest queue vibes and I'm not mad about it. Looking forward to getting back on this, and hearing so many sweet stories about how this was someone's first looping coaster. (Love those loops, but the first drop was always my favorite part.)
4:55 Loch Ness was also my first big roller coaster! So grateful that BGW is my home park
I like how the past couple videos come in multiple accents. The ride itself has a Jaws and Jurassic park vibe. Those video panels are great way to add theming to an outside ride.
Thanks for taking a selfie with me at twisted Timbers on Friday!
Rode it last summer, and going back in August! Ready to ride it again!!
Showing old rides love !! I love it ! Long live nessy
Loch Ness Monster was my first time going upside-down on a roller coaster, or on any amusement ride for that matter. I think that was the case for a lot of people out there. It wasn't my first big coaster (that was the long-vanished Mr. Twister at Elitch Gardens), but it was a major milestone for me.
I haven't been back to BGW in so, so long (before most of the coasters there were even built) despite frequent visits to Virginia to visit family. This is just making me itch for it.
Love the turtle chillin with all them carp 😂
Damn you guys are uploading a lot. Good for you
I have yet to go on this ride, but I would have to say it has been my most anticipated coaster for probably a decade
A Legendary RollerCoaster! Busch Gardens should be proud.
A long long time ago (25-30ish years) there used to be a winding lochness monster along the helix tunnel.
Last time I visited bgw it was during winter fest and I thought all the rides would be open 💀
Omg I saw you at Pantheon yesterday and I was freaking out!!!
I rode back row and it is FUN tons of airtime and the loops were so smooth
ngl im happy this coaster got upgraded, this is also my very first actual coaster ive ridden
My first big roller coaster was the one right behind you while you said that. Griffon!
I really wish Vortex got this, too (which was also my first big ride!). Happy to see them keeping this one alive!
Watching this video brought back fond memories of being a young kid riding Nessie for the first time! It's been almost a decade, I will have to check out the new tracks. Saylor gang always killing it!
I was hoping it would duel in the interlocking loops again but we will see during busy season. Lets hope Magnum and Viper gets this treatment too!
My daughter told me they are legally not allowed to remove it, because it's actually a historic landmark
I haven’t had a chance to ride the “newer” coasters at BGW yet (Pantheon, Darkoaster, even Tempesto), but I am far more excited to ride the new LochNess when I go next week, even though I’ve been on it multiple times before! I am so happy they gave it some much needed TLC, it’s such a great ride! And I’m happy to know it will be around for years to come😊
They did an amazing job on this. I am going to have to go back this summer (I planned my trip a couple of weeks too early). This was also was my first big coaster outside of my home park.This and Big Bad Wolf (RIP 😢)
this refurb deserves a standing ovation, it sucks that I'm not going to BGW this year
You two have been everywhere! Lol. I’m tryna be like y’all.
I’m glad they kept the extended queue theming!
While I am yet to visit BGW, I have been to Lock Ness. On a boat tour, my sister and I saw something in the distance that could have been the monster (Or just a fish).
I came across your channel. Love your videos , new subscriber
I love what they've done with the place.
I saw y’all at the ride. I was at the front row. If I saw y’all after the ride, I would have said hi
Can't wait to try for my first time this year.
I really miss this ride I haven't been to bush gardens since I was little
I know you were saying it tongue and cheek but as a massive fan of a show called Life After People I genuinely think Nessie will be among the last coasters still standing. Arrow coasters are made of steel but have the amount of bracing a wood coaster is given, something I believe sets them up to stand a long time. It will be between Arrow coasters and hybrid woodies with a steel structure for last standing coaster (we actually get a glimpse of this comparing Mega Zeph to rides like Williams Grove Cyclone or the Joyland coaster that were abandoned around the same time). Voyage is probably the coaster I'd ultimately put my money on though, with how much it is spread out and having a steel structure you would probably still see evidence of a coaster there after more than 500 years.
I’m very excited to get back on this thing! I’ve always made sure to cherish my rides on it. The other thing I’ve been wanting was a refurbishment of the effects on Verbolten cause they could use some TLC in my opinion
Were you guys there on opening day. I was. Sadly there was delays a lot so when we were going to ride it, it delayed and we had to head out
I saw yall at the park! 😂 yesterday and lochness monster is amazing it is still wobbly tho
Love that one ride of Nessie gives you more views of a mythical beast than 100 rides of Big Bear Mountain.
Actually walked right by ya on the bridge. Wasn't sure at first but now I know.
i’ve never rode nessie before or any upside down coaster, but in june i will go on her! i will be brave!
There’s also a quest or Easter egg in the bulletin board too!
Haven’t ridden this ride. Not the biggest coaster fan but I’m trying. I have incorporated Verbolten and Invadr into my riding. Trying to figure out how to deal with the initial drop on this one.
The new Nessie statue at the end is such a great near miss experience on the right side of the train!
when it first open and through the 80s, there were strobe lights in the tunnel.