Waaza

I've now ridden it over 10 times, and it's amazing. It keeps getting better and better, the best thing is that it's not a one-thrick coaster, the layout is very well done and it delivers airtime or hangtime in almost every element of the ride. The helixes are also taken at a very good pace. In the middleseats it's more smooth, on the outside it feels a bit wilder. especially the dive loop into the tunnel and the barrel roll after that delivers some kickass hangtime. anyone else got to test it yet? someone planning to go test it this summer?

Junker, powerpark.

I'm on my second year now as a ride operator in a park in scandinavia. My favourite rides (from a ride operators eye) is so far a vekoma boomerang, a Technical Park "Pegasus" and a Technical Park "Street Fighter". If you have some questions, I would love to answer them

Junker is great. HUGE amount of airtime and hangtime, the acceleration is fast and the ride is very smooth. Best seats in the middle of the front row. My favorite part was from the MCBR to the final helix, it packs a great drop, a smooth turnaround, a crazy twisted airtime hill, diveloop into the tunnel under the water and ends with a barrel roll with some intense hangtime.

Junker is a great ride. The acceleration is fast, the airtime on the top hat is amazing, the HUGE loop around Kwai Bridge has a lot of hangtime, but my favorite part of the ride is the drop after the MCBR, it feels like the floor suddenly got removed under your feets, the turnaround (doesn't remember what it's called) is smooth, and I love that twisted airtime hill before you dive into the half loop and into the tunnel under the water, then straight into a intense barrel roll and the final helix. The ride is long, you feel like your flying of the seat 4-5 times in that minute, and some pretty serious hangtime in the loop and barrel roll, and it's a very smooth ride. It's operating with 2 cars at the moment, but the park has got 4 cars. The third will probably operate later in the summer. I thought the best seats where in the middle in the front.