Legendia is a Polish theme park most well-known for Lech Coaster. But this park has more than
just that one roller coaster. This park has a mix of supporting coasters, water rids,
flat rides, and even a dark ride to make it worth your while. So in this video,
I will rank the top 10 rides and attractions at Legendia.
Before starting the list, I want to give an honorable mention to Dream Flight Airlines. This
is a rare and historic flying machine. It’s tame, but it is the park’s last original attraction.
10) Dragon Temple- This Huss Rainbow wasn’t as fast as I hoped,
so there were no negative Gs. But there were some laterals. And since there is no seat divider,
you slide side-to-side on each rotation. And you have a great view looking out over the park.
9) Legendia Flower- This is a massive 13 story tall ferris wheel. It offers the best aerial
views of the park plus the surrounding city. 8) Dream Hunters Society- This is a galaxi
coaster. It’s a pretty mild ride due to the single car trains, but the larger drops have
some zip. And the ride is very smooth, making it the best coaster in the park for families.
On that note, it is worth noting the park oddly has another galaxi coaster on the
opposite side of the park named Scary Toys Factory, but it has been SBNO for years.
7) Dolina Jagi- This is a well landscaped Hafema river rapids ride. No drops or whirlpools on this
one. Just some mild rapids and a few bonus water effects, but they aren’t timed right to get you
soaked. You ride this attraction for the sights. 6) Diamond River- This water ride marries the
log flume with a shoot the chutes ride. You have
a lengthy layout. There’s a bit of theming and statues along the way.
Then you have two drops. Both are shallow, but the larger boats can get you decently wet.
5) Diabelska Petla- This Soquet double looper looks like a Schwarzkopf. And the two vertical
loops ride like one. They are pretty darn forceful. The rest of the ride is quite dull
though, as the second half doesn’t have much to offer. The ride is smooth at least. The
most interesting thing with this coaster is that it has two backwards seats, which makes
those back-to-back loops extra disorienting. See my separate review on this ride for more.
4) Cyclodrome- This is a self-operated inverting bicycle. You strap yourself in
and have to work hard to flip. You have to quickly and rhythmically pedal. You really
need to watch out for the kickback of the pedals when you’re traveling backwards or slowing down,
which is why you see me lifting my feet in the video. It was quite the workout, but it’s very
rewarding when you finally flip. Keep pedaling to keep flipping. You’ll get a little hangtime
over the top. Be sure not to miss this one since it’s sort of hidden among some kiddie rides.
3) Sky Flyer- If you want an easier way to invert, do not miss this Vekoma kamikaze. This ride runs
a bonkers cycle. Each ride lasted 6-7 minutes! I lost track how many times I inverted, but it
was a lot. This one is light on the positive Gs, but you get some top-notch hangtime over-the-top.
That’s especially true since you pause at the top on a few rotations and you have just lap bars! You
may want to hold onto the latter once checked though. Otherwise it will keep tightening.
2) Bazyliszek- This attraction is hidden in a building with a food stand and play area,
but this is a high-quality dark ride. This is a screen based shooter that reminds me
of the Justice League dark rides found at the Six Flags parks, just with a custom story. Instead of
Lexbots, you fire at a bunch of little characters. The guns were quite responsive. The transitions
also have some physical props and targets, but the latter were unfortunately broken during my visit.
1) Lech Coaster- As I noted in my review, this sit-down looping coaster from Vekoma
may be the king of positive Gs. It induces several extended greyouts between the forceful valleys and
intense inversions. The first sidewinder piles on the positives. The latter two corkscrews are
more about whip, and that second inversion interestingly pierces through the station
building. Then you have several spots of airtime. The first drop is beyond-vertical and twisted,
so it offers a fantastic combination of ejector airtime and laterals. Then most
bunny hills offer ejector pops as well. So those are the top 10 rides at Legendia!
This park is a must for coaster enthusiasts solely for Lech Coaster, but this park also
has some enjoyable non-coasters as well that are worth your while. What are your favorite rids at
this Polish theme park? Let me know down in the comments. If you enjoyed this countdown, I’d
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