Crushes Coster

[kev1000]

Has anyone been on this yet? because im on my second day and every time I go to it, it has been closed due to technical problems. I have been to it three times today and when we got there it was a 45 min wait and then it broke down again! will try again tomorrow:xmas:

 

[DLPMagic]

Yes, it is often closed to technical problems... Try to ride it at the opening of the WDS.
Have a nice day at DLP !

 

[kev1000]

Yeah thanks for that, thats what we did this morning went straight there and got on it 5 min wait so worth the wait last day tomorrow gonna get there again to go on it again!:ROFLOL:

 

[kev1000]

we went again this morning and it was down again.
This ride is not doing good to say it is new.

 

[Tim G]

Please Sir...

Do you mind using the deafault Font (Verdana) with default size (Size 2)

This big letters looks as of you're shouting...



Thanks!

 

[BellesBoyfriend]

We were over there from the 29th of November until the 2nd of December of this year and there was no problem with it! There was a bit of a que but otherwise it was great! I don't like rides and rollercoasters that much but when I was over in DLP I got on almost everything excluding Space Mountain and Rock and Rollcoaster.

 

[Smee]

We rode it this past June. We waited about 45 minutes when it broke down. After about another 15 minutes the ride restarted and we got on. Very entertaining ride, worth the wait.

 

[Bonnet]

What is it like? I have to admit that I am a very huge roller coaster fan.

 

[RonAnnArbor]

I rode it twice during my trip there a few months ago. It is sort of like "splash mountain" crossed with "premievel whirl" at walt disney world. Riders sit 4 to a car, 2 each back to back in "tortoise shells" that first go through a mild themed portion of the ride with some wonderful animatronics, then through a darkened room portion where the cars whirl, drop up and down, and spin to simulate riding on the "AC" with Crush.

It is an amazing ride - much more turbulent than you would expect, yet not as thrilling as, say, SMII or RRC...there are no inversions or corkscrews.