Goliath Review, La Ronde Bolliger & Mabillard Hyper Coaster | The B&M Hyper No One Talks About



Goliath at La Ronde is one of the smallest Bolliger & Mabillard hyper coasters as it doesnโ€™t quite clear 200 feet. While the ride has a relatively simple layout, it is a floater airtime machine that also gives great views of Montreal. Find out why more people should be talking about Goliath in this review!

Video Credits

Goliath Off-Ride (ElToroRyan)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgFXkm59mSA&t=134s

Background Music

Cinematic Background Epic by Infraction [No Copyright Music] / The Journey- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUoISczdieI

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36 thoughts on “Goliath Review, La Ronde Bolliger & Mabillard Hyper Coaster | The B&M Hyper No One Talks About”

  1. Great review! I havenโ€™t honestly heard of this park but a handful of times because of Goliath, so it was nice to get an in depth look at it. The color scheme matching that of most Superman rides is interesting but it made sense when you explained Six Flags involvement.

    Question though, do you plan on doing any reviews of the Dollywood coasters soon? Iโ€™ve watched your Lightning Rod video & really enjoyed it! Iโ€™d love to hear about your experiences on their other coasters, particularly Thunderhead.

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  2. 1:422:11 I learned on Reddit that the reason why Six Flags couldn't use their branding with La Ronde is because of a law where everything in Quebec must be in French. If Six Flags translated their name, it wouldn't sound that good.

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  3. I have not ridden this coaster because of warnings about the awfulness of La Ronde's operations, that kept me away from the park… but I have seen it from a distance. It looked impressive.

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  4. Goliath is definitely worth the trip out to La Ronde. Those airtime hills are so consistent and satisfying. I preferred the last row, not only for the shorter line, but that trade-off of less sustained air for stronger floater is way worth it for the quantity of hills offered.

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  5. I was at La Ronde on opening day, half of the rides were closed including vampire, forunately Goliath was open and they were running two trains afternoon even though the park was fairly dead. So it was a walk-on all day and i rode it 8 times before i left, definitely a great ride.
    I also went to the park last friday and it was extremely busy, they never pulled the second train out of the shed and it had an hour and a half wait.
    Side note that green lanterns track appears to all be on site still, even though the project was cancelled, Half of the track is in the storage area near Vampire, and the other half is in the storage area behind Le Monstre.

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  6. I went to this park twice and both times it was absolute crap, I think I rode Goliath but I honestly can't remember, it was that forgettable, easily one of my least favourite amusement parks I've ever been to, with Le Monstre being my second least favourite coaster due to it's non-stop potholes, jankiness and jackhammering

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  7. I haven't ridden a B&M Hyper but Goliath at La Ronde looks extremely underrated. The layout does look repetitive but it does differentiate it self with its layout, and elements. It's cool that it does a out and back layout that's not L shaped, it's also neat that its turn around is different from the other B&M hypers. The last few hills also look amazing.

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  8. Even though I prefer more aggressive coasters, I also enjoy rides with sustained floater airtime. It was nice to see a more in-depth review of this coaster, because I've always wondered about it. If I ever get to that park, I look forward to riding it.

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  9. For some reason, ONE HOUR into Opening Day this year, with lines beginning to swell, they switched to one train ops. Ops are definitely suspect on this B&M Hyper, much like Candymonium's Ops at Hersheypark!

    Great review!!! I love the flojector I got in back row far left – it was FLYING on a HOT HOT opening day!!

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