This is one of my favorite rides of all time! Ive been to story land innumerable times and I always have to ride this. The attendants have always been super nice at the end of the day and would frequently let us ride back to back without getting off if there was no one in line. I wish more rides did this!
First coaster I ever went on! Would love to ride it again someday. It's also the only coaster my dad ever went on, and he refused to go on another after this one lmao. He's terrified of rides.
This was my daughter's third coaster, after the Canobie Dragon and Hersheypark's Trailblazer. I recall that on her first ride at age 6, somewhere around the second switchback she shouted "This is way funner than I thought!"
I rode this ride many times since we’ve spent a portion of nearly every summer in North Conway. It was always Storyland and Santa’s village. I only learned that Storyland had so many Hopkins rides about a year ago. I always assumed that this was a weird vekoma or arrow.
This coaster that got me over my fear of coasters, and what I thought was my first coaster, (turns out I rode a zamperla powered coaster, I thought it was a train) but this coaster is still very sentimental for that reason
I rode the back seat of the Coaster during Nostalgia night in 2022. Between the extra weight of only having adult riders and having been warmed up all day on a 90-degree day in July, that last hill going into the brake run launched you out of the seat! I have never experienced ejector like this in my life! Seriously I thought we were going to break the lap bars or the up-stop wheels! After that ride the ops closed the back car and no one else was allowed to ride there! Roar-a-sauras was running super-fast as well, and I highly recommend this experience if they do it again! Was weird drinking a Margarita in there too! That ride would make this an 8 of ten! Also the helix was more forceful than Ghostriders as well too!
Just when you think you've seen it all, the world hits you with a Hopkins kiddie terrain coaster. Didn't know about this ride but it looks fantastic!
Hi silv! Are you going to be posting anymore planco vids?
It's a nice family coaster.
Can’t believe Story Land managed to built a 500ft tall coaster before Orlando could
Took me a second to get the joke lol
yeah
Lmao
Lol
the world needs more hopkins coasters
Their specialty was flumes.
Went here all the time as a kid and this was always my absolute favorite ride.
I rode it a ton as a kid too.
This is one of my favorite rides of all time! Ive been to story land innumerable times and I always have to ride this. The attendants have always been super nice at the end of the day and would frequently let us ride back to back without getting off if there was no one in line. I wish more rides did this!
That's nice of them.
I got this credit this year! I think the trains and station are adorable
They sure are.
First coaster I ever went on! Would love to ride it again someday. It's also the only coaster my dad ever went on, and he refused to go on another after this one lmao. He's terrified of rides.
This is a great first coaster.
When I was a kid riding this I remember thinking that it was super fast. I was so scared but I still had a blast!
It was quite fun as a kid.
This was my daughter's third coaster, after the Canobie Dragon and Hersheypark's Trailblazer. I recall that on her first ride at age 6, somewhere around the second switchback she shouted "This is way funner than I thought!"
Nice!
This was also one of my first coasters! My first out of state credit, to be exact. For such a small coaster, it's pretty iconic
It was a big part of my childhood too.
“Tip of the iceberg” hahahaha
Happy holidays to you!
Happy holidays!
I rode this ride many times since we’ve spent a portion of nearly every summer in North Conway. It was always Storyland and Santa’s village. I only learned that Storyland had so many Hopkins rides about a year ago. I always assumed that this was a weird vekoma or arrow.
I grew up riding this so many times.
Like the color of the track. Blue is my favorite color. Good ride for the kids.
Absolutely.
This was my first ever roller coaster. I’ve come a long way since then.
One of my first.
Beautiful reviesw!
Thanks!
Nice review!
Thanks!
This coaster that got me over my fear of coasters, and what I thought was my first coaster, (turns out I rode a zamperla powered coaster, I thought it was a train) but this coaster is still very sentimental for that reason
It's a great intro coaster.
It's Almost Like A Family Terrain Mine Train :). Tho The Switchbacks Remind Me Of A Wild Mouse Or An Alpine Coaster.
It Looks Cute And Fun To Ride :)
It does have similarities to those rides.
I rode the back seat of the Coaster during Nostalgia night in 2022. Between the extra weight of only having adult riders and having been warmed up all day on a 90-degree day in July, that last hill going into the brake run launched you out of the seat! I have never experienced ejector like this in my life! Seriously I thought we were going to break the lap bars or the up-stop wheels! After that ride the ops closed the back car and no one else was allowed to ride there! Roar-a-sauras was running super-fast as well, and I highly recommend this experience if they do it again! Was weird drinking a Margarita in there too! That ride would make this an 8 of ten! Also the helix was more forceful than Ghostriders as well too!
I've been to an ACE event with mostly adults on Polar Coaster, but I didn't get the experience you described.
It may not be Roar-O-Saurus but it's good for kids, I guess. But hey it's a terrain hopkins, extremely rare.
It's a good starter coaster.
If phantoms revenge and lightning run had a baby this would be it
A much much much much much milder baby.
Childhood favorite for me
Same
I haven’t ridden it or any Hopkins but it looks cool. Is it just me or does it’s design look like one of those wired arrow wild mouse?
It does in a way!
The front row of each car has less legroom, I rode with a friend who’s 5’11”, and he could barely get into row 1
Oh my!
range is so brutal
Absolutely is.
kewl😊
Thanks!
I love this thing but you need to brace for the brakes
True!
Was that your pic of the Iceberg Coaster?
It’s the only photo of it on RCDB so I’d assume not lol
@@S.J.C._Entertainment I wish another photo of that existed somewhere. I've never been able to find one.
@@MattMcIrvin hopefully one day another one will pop up. It’s definitely an interesting looking coaster especially since it’s made in house.
Whoops, that is the Paul Daley photo from RCDB. Forgot to add the on-screen credit. I'll put that in the description.