Jhihmoac

What a well-made variety of different coasters here with my favorite being the majestic olde classic Woodie, and the Suspended at a second... The Classic Corkscrew came in at third, and the rest followed suit! No points taken off for the grass overgrowth between rides - I kind of like it, thus giving things an old-fashioned "County Fair" type appearance... Nice job!

For some reason, maybe the Holiday Spirit (or off-season - can't tell), I decided to ride this one twice... Once in front, then again in the very back...You really can't tell outside of VR, but I actually liked the back better... Nice speed, smoothness, airtime, and inversions (including the "Great Arch" in the middle)... Everything an RMC has to offer... Nice job!

AWESOME! I guess my little laptop is either of the "Seven League" variety, or the R5 graphics chipset and the fully loaded RAM are up to par, because everything ran flawlessly with zero stutters! I didn't do any of the flat rides, but I most certainly rode all the coasters - Twice! First was the floorless... Plenty of speed and airtime and I like how it's laid out around the lake... Next was the suspended... You weren't kidding when you said old - right down to the authentic sound of the lift and the stress the hinged swinging cars always placed onto the carriages and even some of the track - I haven't been on one of these types of coasters in reality since "Big Bad Wolf" @ BGW, and that was all the way back to the year it opened in 1984! Next came the RMC... Smooth and fast with plenty of airtime and inversions... Overall, a lot of coaster to enjoy! I also noticed that you had a Coldstone Creamery, now how cool is that? You did a great job here!

A very cool RMC Hybrid with lots of airtime and inversions...There were a few "close calls" with overhanging beams I noticed while on board, but when I did a "fly by" inspect of those particular sections, they posed no threats... Smooth ride for the most part.. Nicely done!

Not bad how it is now! It more than satisfies what a larger dueling classic woodie would offer back in the day, AND each track is completely independent, including the entire color! You try to keep them at least tied with one another, but the "inside track advantage" definitely belongs to red on this one... Had no choice but the back seat, as the front is always spoken for, regardless of train or color! I rode both colors and really have no favorite, as they do exactly as I would expect them to... Nice job overall...

Yes, a classic B&M inverted,,, I like the color assignment and way it's situated amongst the trees and brush... Had to do a "fly by" in a certain section because I thought it had come in contact with a support - I was mistaken! Nice job...

I kind of like it! Like an old medium0-to-larger Classic Woodie - without the sizeable lift hill... Once you're up to speed, the physics take over from there, shooting you through plenty of "ups and downs" at optimum intervals to get you through the rest of the coaster... I like the flat rides as well...Nice job here!

I had to give it a "4" because there are a few portions of the track where the track tubes come too close to the main supports, thus allowing the undercarriage wheels to come in contact with the supports as they go by... You'll especially see it on the first hill after the station, and on the hill after the first loop if you do a "fly by" and then wait for the train to pass... Also, the train b-a-r-e-l-y makes it by on the first hill... You might want to goose that launch up a bit...Otherwise, everything else works...

Not bad... Sort of reminds me of "Ride of Steel" @ SF Darien Lake - only with terraformed tunnels... Lots of airtime on this one... Nice job...