Lagoon Roller Coaster — Attraction in Farmington

Giving 3 out of 5 for couple reasons use to be more fun with the older style trains i understand newer safety updates but its almost a joke now. Still fun to ride

One issue i have is i am alittle bigger not to big or to small my weight is only 240 and im 6 foot i use to ride when i was almost 300. but i get usally 5 or so clicks on the lap bar to ride but this last time i got on there were no clicks and not secured. When the girl who checks for securement came by she never actually checked. When i tried bringing the issue to attention it was to fast and to late i did not know afar to do the ride started and the bar was not secured. I was alittle terrified. But finally going up the chain to the main drop i got the bar to click. And hold me in thank God on that one. Once i got off i mentioned it so the ride attendant but it seemed like they did not care at all. That's why im mentioning it here

Lagoon if you actually read these reviews you need to look into this! As its a huge safety thing.

Being in the top 10 for oldest Rollercoasters safety needs to...

Overall, it’s was a good coaster. I wanted to try this coaster out for a long time, and I finally got on it. Since it was the seventh oldest roller coaster in the world, I knew it wasn’t going to be the smoothest. But for a ride that was built in 1921, it wasn’t bad! For the smoothest ride, go in the back. Going in the front you’ll feel more bumps. The back is better.

Ill warn you about one thing: the newest rides today usually have brakes on the top of a hill, to slow people down. This ride doesn’t have that. It goes over hills...

I looooove this ride! I can't remember going on it and regretting it, ever. It is a really great first rollercoaster for kids when they are tall enough and always a fun one to go on with good friends. It has improved a lot in this past 3 years and I am always excited to see how improves, this year it is a lot faster and smoother and is fun as always, it is always clean and the staff are constantly making...