Chris Coasters
Strata Poster
Background
Hello everyone I just got back from one of my biggest trips yet. I have never been this excited to write a trip report before. A little background of the trip first off. My cousin Tracy, her husband Dave, and their two kids Mike & Joe invited me to come along with them to Virginia to do King's Dominion and Busch Gardens Williamsburg with them. This is an offer I couldn't refuse. Coasters like Intimidator 305, Apollo's Chariot, and Griffon have been very high on my list for years and I finally got that chance to do so. My Aunt and I were going to drive my cousins car down to Virginia but she couldn't go. Tracy said I could take a friend of mine so I recruited my best friend Ben. After two trips to Great Adventure I knew he would be really excited for this. My cousin was going to be driving her RV done and Ben and I were driving her Honda Pilot. We set out to her house in Manchester, CT on August 21st and we set out around 11 o clock not because we were leaving the next morning at 5 to head to Virginia but for a place I have been waiting to go to for quite some time. Quassy!
Quassy: Day 1
Ever since I found out about Wooden Warrior I have been anxiously waiting my chance to go there. This would be my chance to do so. Ever since riding Roar-O-Saurus earlier this year I have REALLY been wanting to go to Quassy this year. It would be a nice little trip to do right before the big haul to Virginia so we decided to get up there quick. We got to Quassy around 4 which was good because we only had to wait a hour until 5 to get unlimited ride wristbands for a 11 dollars. I couldn't wait a hour though I had to get 1 ride on Wooden Warrior!
So we bought one ticket and headed over.
What a ride. I loved every second of all 10 or so rides on this bad boy. I can't say anything bad about it. The only thing is I like Roar-O-Saurus better. Both are brilliant in different ways. Wooden Warrior gave me a ton of airtime. Both were incredibly smooth and each has a great layout, I had a blast on both of these rides. But I liked Roary a tiny bit more a really tiny bit more.
Wooden Warrior gets 2 thumbs up.
We had to wait about 45 minutes to get our wristbands so we walked around and tried to find Little Dipper and we did.
We walked around some more and then bought our wristbands. We rode the pirate ship, some paratrooper spinny thing. and the himalaya music express ride and of course more Wooden Warrior. Each ride on Wooden Warrior was better than the one before it.
Then I found mini wooden warrior.
So we decided to leave around 7:30 to head to Tracy's because we knew we had a long day of driving ahead of us so we said goodbye to Wooden Warrior.
Much sadness, I want this in my backyard.
And we set off to Manchester.
For those of you who are wondering did Chris ride Little Dipper? Did he cred whore it? Did he ride front row? and if he did ride is it the oldest steel coaster he has been on? Your Answer.
Absolutely, Yes he did, Yes he did, and it is.
Driving and The Python Pit : Day 2
Since day 2 is really short I will combine it with day 1. We woke up at 5:00 in the morning to start our driving to Williamsburg, Virginia at the RV Park where we would be staying. The drive was actually quite fun. We stopped a couple times, had some laughs, saw some sights, and caused shenanigans but we eventually got there around 2:30 in the afternoon. We had to wait for Tracy and the RV to get there so we just had to sit around. Once they got there we wasted very little time in heading over to Go Karts Plus! It was a small Arcade/Adventure place whatever you want to call it. It was like a family fun center. Anyway there was a cred so thats why we were there.
The Python Pit!
It was a plus one at it's best. It wasn't by far the best of the trip but it wasn't down at Shockwave territory either just a decent +1. The park also had a DISK-O that we decided to get a ride on. It was actually pretty decent. I wish there were places like Go Karts Plus near where I live. It was clean, it had a nice staff and it wasn't that expensive and there is a cred so why not.
Thank you for reading! My trip report from Quassy and Go Karts Plus. Tomorrow will be a long trip report from King's Dominion which I really enjoyed apart from a couple of the coasters. Then Busch and the massive surprise that is Verbolten as well as the final day and a couple random creds along the way home so stay tuned! Thanks again everyone.
Hello everyone I just got back from one of my biggest trips yet. I have never been this excited to write a trip report before. A little background of the trip first off. My cousin Tracy, her husband Dave, and their two kids Mike & Joe invited me to come along with them to Virginia to do King's Dominion and Busch Gardens Williamsburg with them. This is an offer I couldn't refuse. Coasters like Intimidator 305, Apollo's Chariot, and Griffon have been very high on my list for years and I finally got that chance to do so. My Aunt and I were going to drive my cousins car down to Virginia but she couldn't go. Tracy said I could take a friend of mine so I recruited my best friend Ben. After two trips to Great Adventure I knew he would be really excited for this. My cousin was going to be driving her RV done and Ben and I were driving her Honda Pilot. We set out to her house in Manchester, CT on August 21st and we set out around 11 o clock not because we were leaving the next morning at 5 to head to Virginia but for a place I have been waiting to go to for quite some time. Quassy!
Quassy: Day 1
Ever since I found out about Wooden Warrior I have been anxiously waiting my chance to go there. This would be my chance to do so. Ever since riding Roar-O-Saurus earlier this year I have REALLY been wanting to go to Quassy this year. It would be a nice little trip to do right before the big haul to Virginia so we decided to get up there quick. We got to Quassy around 4 which was good because we only had to wait a hour until 5 to get unlimited ride wristbands for a 11 dollars. I couldn't wait a hour though I had to get 1 ride on Wooden Warrior!
So we bought one ticket and headed over.
What a ride. I loved every second of all 10 or so rides on this bad boy. I can't say anything bad about it. The only thing is I like Roar-O-Saurus better. Both are brilliant in different ways. Wooden Warrior gave me a ton of airtime. Both were incredibly smooth and each has a great layout, I had a blast on both of these rides. But I liked Roary a tiny bit more a really tiny bit more.
Wooden Warrior gets 2 thumbs up.
We had to wait about 45 minutes to get our wristbands so we walked around and tried to find Little Dipper and we did.
We walked around some more and then bought our wristbands. We rode the pirate ship, some paratrooper spinny thing. and the himalaya music express ride and of course more Wooden Warrior. Each ride on Wooden Warrior was better than the one before it.
Then I found mini wooden warrior.
So we decided to leave around 7:30 to head to Tracy's because we knew we had a long day of driving ahead of us so we said goodbye to Wooden Warrior.
Much sadness, I want this in my backyard.
And we set off to Manchester.
For those of you who are wondering did Chris ride Little Dipper? Did he cred whore it? Did he ride front row? and if he did ride is it the oldest steel coaster he has been on? Your Answer.
Absolutely, Yes he did, Yes he did, and it is.
Driving and The Python Pit : Day 2
Since day 2 is really short I will combine it with day 1. We woke up at 5:00 in the morning to start our driving to Williamsburg, Virginia at the RV Park where we would be staying. The drive was actually quite fun. We stopped a couple times, had some laughs, saw some sights, and caused shenanigans but we eventually got there around 2:30 in the afternoon. We had to wait for Tracy and the RV to get there so we just had to sit around. Once they got there we wasted very little time in heading over to Go Karts Plus! It was a small Arcade/Adventure place whatever you want to call it. It was like a family fun center. Anyway there was a cred so thats why we were there.
The Python Pit!
It was a plus one at it's best. It wasn't by far the best of the trip but it wasn't down at Shockwave territory either just a decent +1. The park also had a DISK-O that we decided to get a ride on. It was actually pretty decent. I wish there were places like Go Karts Plus near where I live. It was clean, it had a nice staff and it wasn't that expensive and there is a cred so why not.
Thank you for reading! My trip report from Quassy and Go Karts Plus. Tomorrow will be a long trip report from King's Dominion which I really enjoyed apart from a couple of the coasters. Then Busch and the massive surprise that is Verbolten as well as the final day and a couple random creds along the way home so stay tuned! Thanks again everyone.