La Ronde is the only Six Flags park in Canada. Located in Montreal, this park is located on an island at the base of the Jacques Cartier Bridge. It’s a unique setting for a theme park and while it isn’t branded as a Six Flags park, it features a formidable lineup of thrill rides including 8 different roller coasters and some cool flat rides.
Video Credits
Dragon POV (1st Drop)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hedVbXA6jDw&t=2s
Super Manege (ElToroRyan)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGmwziGpylQ
Background Music
Inspiring Cinematic Background Music by Infraction [No Copyright Music] / Fantasia- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z89Myr6hqTs
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I think its the neglected child of Six Flags.
I want to go here and all the parks in Canada too!
Ednor would not be in my top 15, and I only rode 14 rides.
The view from the Ferris wheel is absolutely stunning.
I think the park is a bit underrated as there are quite a few great coasters and flats.
I wonder if Monstre will be RMC'd.
It’s weird having a non operating Observation Tower
Ednor is THE BEST
I've been here Pre-Covid back in 2016, I rode splash, mini-rail, dragon, Grande Rou, Le Galopant, Monstre, Super Magene, Titan, Vampyre (With Backwards Trains!), and Goliath
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La Ronde was a beautiful park when I was a child. Back then to cross to the other side of the lake your had two options: cable cars and the mini-rail. The mini-rail used to go all around the park and even went through the water slides (there used to be a water park). The park was well maintained and beautifully decorated, with lots of flowers. There were all kinds of entertainment (mini golf, diving shows, etc.) All the rides were operational. And then it was bought by Six Flags, and now La Ronde is just a pale version of what it used to be.
I have to loose weight before I can ride Vampyr again. I rode it once. I had to switch to an inner seat because the restraint wouldn't close. When I got off my nipples hurt from rubbing against the harness. Never really considered myself THAT heavy set before.
Decent looking park. I'd ride allexcept the SLC. Ouch.
The way he said titan.
Don't they do a massive fireworks show here every summer?
it makes me really happy that la ronde has been getting good attention recently
Nice Top 15! Lovely location. I'm a sucker for a nice Ferris Wheel. To bad the gyro tower no longer is used. It looks similar to the one we had at AstroWorld.
I hope this theme park gets some more love, it's location is EXCELLENT
Tbh, Ednör isnt bad. I rode it 2 Weeks ago and I Didnt get any headbanging. Its Also really intense. So I would rank it not far behind vampire and Goliath. I guess I just got really lucky
I'm sorry, but An SLC and B&M invert in the same park? I don't get it 😂
How tall are you actually if you clear the OTS restrains on the Arrow Trains?
Any issues with RMC Trains?
For me, the park just isn't worth it except for a Goliath marathon, honestly. Not that I can visit Canada anymore, so these parks are just memories to me now. It also seems nothing much has changed at La Ronde recently.
I could happily sit on Goliath all day without a break if it was a quiet day, I would literally do it 50 times and that would more than be worth the entry. The most I haver ever marathoned was Apollo's on a quiet day at Busch, one time we got 5 straight rides in the back without getting off LOL, and when we did get off it was to change row, that's it. If no one was in queue, we stayed put till they were, then we'd switch. We avoided the front row for this reason besides just one ride. It was 38 rides total, but we still did EVERY other coaster and some flats at the park in the same day. 50 is possible if you devote to one ride only on a quiet day. You'd need a minimum 5 rides an hour on a day with a minimum 10 hour roster so it would be rare but possible. I'd do it on Goliath! We did Alpengeist twice (one front one back), Lochness once (back row), Wild Maus once (crap), big bad wolf once (back row), escape from Pompeii once, the magic carpet thingy that is now gone once, Orbiter once, and Apollo's 38 times. From morning till night. It was a May Saturday and for some reason it was just deadsville. It wasn't warm, but it was open reasonably late as we finished with a double night ride! Well late dusk, almost night. Is one of my fondest memories of all time and I guess that's why I have a huge soft spot for Apollo's. We all have our nostalgic soft spots don't we?
This is our home park and visit every week. One of many problems here is the employees hating their jobs. This causes very slow operations and other issues in the park. One exception though is the ride crew for Vampire. Although you can expect a bit of stacking on it, the crew tries their best to dispatch fast trains. They are by far the best and most professional in the park.
La Ronde needs to give Le Monstre the full RMC treatment
i feel really bad for la ronde , i question its lifespan , now that vipere was cancelled, cobra and super manege were removed its really suprising that its still alive , even tho they have goliath vampire and le monster , there isnt really another reason to come here , i think the only way la ronde can bring back its guest is by getting a new ride , doesnt nessisarily need to be a coaster just a new flat ride to bring back guest , by that they will most likely attract guest to there park to advertise a new coaster , a single rail where cobra used to sit or a spinning coaster where super manege was will boost park attendance , and by looking at the map near boomerang theres only trees so maybe open a new section or a new ride will really help , and if nothing happens to the park i think it will be sold of to cedar fair or something in the lines of that so that then they will make the park way more enjoyable to attend
How does the Batman clone compare to Batman The Ride at Six Flags Great Adventure?
After rewatching, I am just now learning that you supposedly get eaten at the end of Dragon, and I rode it twice.
Great 👍🏼
Six flags bought it a few years ago and hasn't made many changes except take out our beloved "pitoune" a log on water type that had been there since 1967 the year the park opened… the only good one is Goliath for sure but they were supposed to put a new ride every year… ok pandemic wise we can skip the last 2 years loll . The prices have skyrocketed and the food is now way too expensive. We could bring our own food before that was great. There were indoor rides and not many people go on the big wheel its just too damn long to rotate once… the manitou was for kids . The Monster is god awful so many head and neck injuries over the years its 30 years old. The mini rail has not been working for 2 years it ised to take you from one end of the park to the other (2 parkings lots 2 entrances). The only great thing is the Loto Québec fireworks every year from La Ronde and you just stay there and they're right above you its every week for like 2 months Countries competing for 1st place. The Halloween festival is cool every year they have like 4 haunted houses and some outdoor zombie running after you and its opened till 11pm ( at least it used to be) but this year they close the park on mondays and at 7 week days its so crazy i mean we have sunlight till 9h30pm in the summer … And this year they took out the Mc Donalds that was there for decades near the kids rides… they're gonna fuck up the only park operating since 1967 . We had another one too in the 70s and 80s it was right on the waterfront opposite la Ronde loll… Six flags suck major balls and are gonna drop us soon im sure were too small for them but i mean, damn, its on a man made island in the middle of the very small island of Montreal in the St Lawrence … there's no place for more people its already packed … Grant you its nice to have so many nationalities living together so many different foods to try and cultures to learn from.