Not a bad little bobsled coaster. Looks timid but provides a pretty intense ride. Certainly embarasses Disaster Transport at Cedar Point.

Even before I was a fan of coasters, I was a fan of this ride. One of the most unique ideas for a coaster I think I have ever seen! This ride is also king for posessing lost hats of riders. A VERY IMPORTANT NOTE : Do not wear sandals on this ride unless they are secure! I rode this ride with sandals thinking they would let me take them off, but they wouldnt and it made me very tense on the ride because my sandals were going to fall off at any moment. Always wear shoes or strap-on sandals that are secure.

Its a fun little ride, could be a bit better though. I like the steep turns thought, definatly a plus.

I thought it was fun being a bobsled coaster and all my first one. dont like the seating arrangements.

I thought it was moderate, with a pretty intense second half, but it really hurt on the transitions for each piece, and the trains were annoying with the uncomfortable lapbars.

This was fun but needed more head support.

An interesting ride to say the least. Very different from anything I have been on which is what makes it special. Little more intense than I would have thought too but the transitions from track to trough are rough

My first "Bobsled" coaster. It is comfortable, and not too wild. It is pretty neat concerning that the trains arent connected to the track. It is bumpy in some areas, but the brake run after the first helix, takes all of its speed away, but then quickly gains it again as it heads through its twisty layout. A prefect starter coaster and one-of-a-kind!

I enjoyed this coaster, it was my first bobsled and I was suprised at how much I actually liked it. The ending was great and it made a nice family ride. The ride ops were doing their best to get the trains out as quickly as possible also.

My first "bobsled" coaster. I thought it was a neat feel... probably as close as I will ever come to actually doing an Olympic bobsled run. The seats are the "lazy boys" of coasters (very comfortable recliners). Front seat rides are fun, but back seat rides are a little more on the wild side as the tail end of the train whips around the course.