Sneaky
Roller Poster
So Tweestryd opened at the end of March. I took some rides on April 1st (no joke 
) and this is what I think of it:
I've ridden both sides, front and back seat.
They're very nice, family friendly rides. Not really intense, but then again, it was quite cold (4 degrees celsius) and the ride is brand new. So it might run a bit faster on a hot summer day in a few months.
It's a very nice and flowing ride with good speed throughout the course and some nice floater airtime.
My favorite seat was the front seat of the right-side track (red side). That seat feels the most intense, with some nice force in the low left-hand turn through the tunnel/shed and some nice airtime on the biggest airtime hill (also nice "pull-down" airtime there on the return trip in front seat).
It's very re-ridable. The entire time I was there I saw people (children) go from the exit (which is between both tracks) go straight back to the entrance.
Also, the trains are quite comfortable. I'm 194cm, so quite often I'm having difficulty with leg room, but not here. I could even close the lapbar while sitting down normally (usually I have to cross my lower legs in order to pull the lapbar over my knees).
Here are some pictures I took:
) and this is what I think of it:I've ridden both sides, front and back seat.
They're very nice, family friendly rides. Not really intense, but then again, it was quite cold (4 degrees celsius) and the ride is brand new. So it might run a bit faster on a hot summer day in a few months.
It's a very nice and flowing ride with good speed throughout the course and some nice floater airtime.
My favorite seat was the front seat of the right-side track (red side). That seat feels the most intense, with some nice force in the low left-hand turn through the tunnel/shed and some nice airtime on the biggest airtime hill (also nice "pull-down" airtime there on the return trip in front seat).
It's very re-ridable. The entire time I was there I saw people (children) go from the exit (which is between both tracks) go straight back to the entrance.
Also, the trains are quite comfortable. I'm 194cm, so quite often I'm having difficulty with leg room, but not here. I could even close the lapbar while sitting down normally (usually I have to cross my lower legs in order to pull the lapbar over my knees).
Here are some pictures I took:
