If you're looking for a moderate thrill for kids too old for kiddie rides but not quite tall enough for the big rides, look no further than Cobra's Curse. There's one large drop facing forwards, a small slow backwards section, and a large section at the end where the cars spin freely. It does not go upside down and it is smooth and comfortable. This is still incredibly fun for thrill seekers as the first drop is sizeable, the backwards section is fun, and the spinning can be unpredictable.

If you like theming, Cobra's Curse has the best in Busch Gardens. The queue is extensively themed and has a nice atmosphere, especially if you're willing to read the archeological notes on the walls. The coaster itself has great theming with audio during the slow parts, a layout that goes over and under paths, interaction with Montu's wall, and a giant Snake King statue as big as the coaster itself. The wait can get a little long due to this ride's accessibility and proximity to the front of the park, but it's well worth it due to a themed queue and a fun ride.