What a disgusting pile of garbage this thing was! Like my review of the Scrambler, Im knocking this down a notch from my original rating of 2. There are people on this site who would take personal offense to the disgrace that this thing was. The Carousel, plain and simple, had more plastic than a mid-aged woman from Beverly Hills. Nothing on this ride made me want to ever ride it again, the "paintings" on the inside seemed to be generated with an Epson printer. This was nothing along the lines of the classic 1895 Dentzel that I rode at Astroworld (an underrated and overlooked carousel) or even SFOGs RiverView carousel circa 1908 (also overlooked). Once I hopped on, it became apparent that I was wasting my time with this carbon and silicate structure: the horses were hallow plastic sculptures, and I have seen more ornate lawn sculptures. The ride was ok, not much to complain about there, but my ride time may have been extended mnerely because the line was empty at that time of day. I should have know when even the little kids werenr lining up by the dozens, especially considering the kids land was closed for the evening. Boy, hindsight tells me that I missed even the most obvious of clues. I remember seeing the music maker, but I cant remember what it was, my comment from my trip review had the following comment:"but at least it had an organ, or was that a synthesizer?"Anyway, the moral to this story is that the Carousel at Visonland has to be one of the most pathetic examples of a carousel around today, certainly, and by far, the worst carousel that I have experienced in my life
