Limit Review We're here at Heide Park to ride your Typical SLC. After climbing in the seat and pulling down the shoulder harness, you dispatch. Up the lift you go. Once you reach the top, it's all downhill from there. You curve and away and down you go! There isn't that much pain in the first drop. Once you reach the bottom of the first drop, it's all fast. Then you soar up in the sea serpent roll. You expect it to hurt after riding other SLCs, but to our suprise, there's no pain! Ok, I wouldn't say no pain, but it's all very mild. This is tolerable headbanging. While it's not glass smooth, it's all right. Then after flipping upsidedown a second time, you head back down and head straight for the overbanked turn. That is kind of fun, though I will admit that we're kind of rattling right here. Then you head for the sidewinder. Now there is unfortunetly a smack to the head right here. But hey, at least this is where the pain ends. Then you turn around and head straight for two inline twists. The Inline Twists are...interesting. They do have some whip, but at the same time, they also have some headbanging. Then there's not that much. You go through a small hill, around a turn, and down another slight hill, only to glide into the brake run. While Limit isn't one of the best SLCs out there, it also isn't one of the worst SLCs. I have ridden FAR worse rides. I wouldn't call this a terrible ride, though I would call it a generic mediocre cookie cutter. Yeah, that's a good way of putting it. I wouldn't really recommend it, however, if you're into credit whoring or just love SLCs, this one is waiting for you. 5/10 Location: Heide Park Opened: 1999 Built by: Vekoma Last Ridden: June 27, 2012 I have ridden this exact same ride at the following parks. Canada's Wonderland Elitch Gardens Geauga Lake Kentucky Kingdom La Ronde Michigan's Adventure Movie Park Germany Six Flags America Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Six Flags Mexico Six Flags New England Limit Photos Home