Cobra Lost Kingdom Coaster - Onride (POV) - 4K - Freizeit-Land Geiselwind

DO NOT bring loose articles on your rides with you, don't film without the permission of the park and without using fixed camera equipment while being on a ride! I had both. Safety first everyone.

I don't fault the park to add coasters like this. This park needed changes and it needed them fast. So coasters like this and Taka Waka were the best choice for the budget I presume. The park changed for the better but I'm not sure if this exact coaster was a wise choice. The newer additions as well as the current plans for the future are waaaaay better. The park did the best they could with planting it in the trees to make it look pretty, but the guests I saw all complained about heavy headbanging and thought it was not an enjoyable experience. If you keep your head streched forward it's allright.
Still, I'm a coaster enthusiast so yes, I'm gonna complain about some more things here. Not about the park though, more about who designed and built this ride.
This is made by Interpark... Enthustiats might collapse when they hear a park is getting one. Even worse: It's a traveling model with an inversion. Interpark bought Pinfari back then but the quality didn't improve. Headbanging and shaking around is normal. Here as well. i put my head forward like crazy to avoid as much headbanging as possible, but it's not easy. This layout is tiny, but still features a sidewinder inverison. It pulls about 4 g's there. After the very bumpy helix of doom afterwards, the breaks give you the final smack.
I respect the ride for what it tries to do, but I hate if for it's roughness. Even though I love rough rides, this takes it to another level.
I can recommend only riding this once (only if your neck is 100% fine). Not only for the credit, but also that you understand why B&M, Intamin and Mack coasters are so crazy expensive.

This exact model was around german fairs first with the name "Xenox" and later under the same name as now when german showman Agtsch had it. I rode it back then on a fair in Germany and it was just as rough, but not as squeaky.


Theme Park: Freizeit-Land Geiselwind in.... well... Geiselwind, Germany.
https://freizeit-land.de/