Call me Disaster! - any pronouns - 🇺🇸 - resident theme park lore person - Kings Island is my home park - I do post about things that aren't theme parks sometimes, I promise - I tend to ramble in the tags - asks are always open!
198 posts
Prepare Thyselves For SeaWorld Posts Soon! I've Ridden Journey To Atlantis, Mako, And Manta So Far And
Prepare thyselves for SeaWorld posts soon! I've ridden Journey to Atlantis, Mako, and Manta so far and I can't wait to get on everything else!!!
(I'll give you guys a list of the coasters I've ridden today at the end of the day!)
More Posts from Multi-fandomdisaster
It appears that the Hatchetfield series has officially become a hyperfixation, so don't be surprised if you get jumpscared with Starkid any time soon while trying to look at roller coasters on here XD
The entire time I was in the queue for this ride, the main thought going through my mind was "this doesn't feel real." I've been following the entire construction process of this coaster since it was pretty much first announced, and I've seen the animated POV so many times that when I was watching it go by with real people in it, it almost looked fake. It wasn't until I was sitting in the train myself that it truly hit me that this thing was REAL and I was getting to ride it after all of that time watching it get built. And it was so much fun!
10/10 family coaster in my opinion. Vekoma made a damn good ride and Kings Island put in some damn good theming! You can't see it in any of these photos, but there's a moving Snoopy figure waving a green flag over top of the station at the first lift, so that's pretty awesome. Also the station audio telling you to keep your limbs in the train and stuff is essentially a race commentary! I feel honored to call this ride my 31st coaster credit!
(Images taken May 27, 2024)
Would anyone be interested in reading about my Kings Island OCs? I have a funky little itch to talk about them, but I don't want to ramble if nobody's interested lol
Thank you to the one person who voted on the poll, because that means we're doing a Busch Gardens post first, and we're starting off strong! I present to you my photos of Kumba!
I'm honestly a little disappointed with myself that I never took a video of it going by because it indeed lives up to its name - it's LOUD! But in a good way! It's truly just an amplification of the B&M roar that I'm already familiar with, but you can hear exactly how and where the sound is echoing through the hollow track - sounding like an ambient growl - as the train passes and it's so cool!
Also I'm not kidding at all when I say that Kumba's roar is loud. We were in a different section of the park & I could hear it still in the distance. It was awesome!
And while I'm at it, I should also mention that it's not just the sound that's great, but the ride experience. One of those inversions (I think maybe the dive loop) was 100% the whippiest inversion I've ever experienced in my life. I was loving every second!!!
(Images taken June 3, 2024)
I'm leaving for Florida today, so expect some photos of Disney Springs, SeaWorld Orlando, and Busch Gardens Tampa soon!!!