Tempesto — Attraction in Williamsburg

This review is for the crew that was working on this ride today on April 17, between 4-6. The staff needs to figure out how to control mixing normal lines and quick pass, and how they're able to go on the ride. For such a short ride, the wait became insane due to the number of people being let on from the quick pass lane. They were allowed to sit wherever they wanted, which interrupted the flow of the ride. Today the "15 minute wait" took almost an hour because for example at one point, one of the rides was filled with almost entirely quick pass members, and it took forever for them to get seated compared to the coordination of the normal lines. This happened several times, and the normal lines were forced to wait. But if there was a separate line designated for quick passes like for the other rides in the park, everyone would be able to get along much more efficiently. I am very disappointed in the management of this ride, and I hope that proper actions are taken...

Twists and turns will make you very dizzy. Slow turns in the air. To be honest, it wasn't very scary and wasn't much of a thrill. But it looks cool. They advertise it for Daredevils. The theme makes you feel like it will be intense. Then, as you wait in line, you see the ride race back and forth through the terminal. It looks intense. That is enough to put some fear in you, and it earns them a second star. Unfortunately, when you ride it, it is not great. It seems slow. Especially when it twists up top. I don't feel scared at all riding it. Apollo's Chariot and Griffon are bigger thrills. It is dizzying without the thrill. Some report a lot of discomfort from the ride. It is worth riding one time. Check it out and make up your mind. I have ridden it a few times, but I am not inclined to ride again, except when...

This Premier Sky Rocket follows a nearly-predictable course with startling speed. Riders jet a multiple directions before being dazzled with a hang-time heartline roll at the structure's pinnacle. Tempesto backs its wild offering by extending intrigue and ride time with an after-crest trip through a non-inverting inner loop. This coaster garners huge gains from the spirals that mark the track on either end of the station and from its sky-line defining, aesthetically pleasing silhouette. That being said, Temepsto can be quite rough. This condition is worse in the front than in the back and can mainly be attributed to Tempesto's infamous "comfort collar" and...