Mighty Canadian Minebuster Review, Canada's Wonderland Wooden Coaster | Spinebuster?

Mighty Canadian Minebuster is one of three wooden roller coasters at Canada's Wonderland. Designed by Curtis Summers and built by Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters, this out-and-back layout cuts through Splash Works water park. But has this ride earned the nickname of Spinebuster?
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[@charleskummerer]

No other channel has as diverse a review list as you. There are dozens of great coaster channels, but I think I look forward to yours the most! Another great perspective

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thanks!

[@coasterhockygamingboy9549]

Ikr

[@mateoalvira3514]

Mighty Canadian Minebuster is an out and back wooden coaster. There is another wooden coaster in the world, with an out and back layout through the terrain and built by Custom Coasters International. If I ask you, what about that? Canobie Coaster would say: I always heard the coaster was horrifically rough, but it wasn't.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Zeus

[@SimxnYT]

Funny story that happened to me and my friend on minebuster. End of the ride, we try to lift our restrains and it didn't lift. we panicked XD. later I found out u have to push down on your lap bar XD

[@CanobieCoaster]

That's how a lot of coasters are.

[@aldoparise1224]

I have been riding the Minebuster every year since 1990. The ride was much better back in the day. The trains originally had buzz bars. They were changed to individual lapbars in 1994. The hills unfortunately have been altered. The first half of the ride had three hills. During the 1999-2000 off season they condensed the second and third hills together with that long drawn out (and boring) hill. I have heard that this was to accomodate the splash works bridges but this was done AFTER the bridges were added. I was able to find a 1998 video of the Minebuster in its original form kzbin.info/www/bejne/lau2mqhmfZJrjZI

[@benhobson3084]

I remember riding it in that form when I was a kid ad loved it. Can't tolerate it now as slightly overweight adult. I honestly think I would get punched in the gut less if I walked into a downtown Toronto bar uttering racial slurs.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Wow that hill looked great!

[@TheGreatMoonFrog]

My main memory of this coaster is it being really bumpy (maybe I had a wheel seat), the interior portion of the helix was SO LOUD and at the end some little girl behind me was bleeding because she had gotten her face smashed into the front seat or holding bar. Good times.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I agree the helix gets loud.

[@Kraniaks]

" A section of straight track that would make ride of steel smile" Saying that is crazy 💀

[@CanobieCoaster]

Lol

[@bluetomato2184]

I could feel the 4/10 when he said the first drop was the best part of the ride!

[@CanobieCoaster]

At least the ride isn't brutal.

[@mateoalvira3514]

I would like to remain both Wilde Beast and Mighty Canadian Minebuster as wooden coasters. I like wooden coasters.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I'd like to see one converted to a hybrid.

[@AG7-MTM]

I believe it was PTC that stopped DESIGNING roller coasters, not manufacturing and erecting coasters. They still sell their famous trains and also manufactured early Gravity Group and GCI coasters (hence their trains being present)

[@CanobieCoaster]

That would make sense.

[@michaeltaylor1603]

No busting of the spine, but chopping of the HEAD!?!! That's pretty funny. Yep! Make it a hybrid!

[@CanobieCoaster]

I can dream.

[@mateoalvira7826]

Canobie Coaster would say: The visuals and headchoppers with the water slides are cool, but the old hills looked and felt... A) slightly better. B) a lot better.

[@CanobieCoaster]

B

[@jojo_hendriks]

Probably rode it on a wheel seat cause it definitely was a Spinebuster

[@CanobieCoaster]

Quite possible

[@Rolla_Costa]

Right after I came home from Erlebnispark Tripsdrill, this video got uploaded! How nice!

[@CanobieCoaster]

Nice!

[@mateoalvira3514]

What do you think about the ride experience on Mighty Canadian Minebuster at Canada's Wonderland?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Underwhelming.

[@kylestoddart]

First legit roller coaster of my life. I remember getting a fat lip off the old school lap bar and it scared the crap out of me. I rode original ride before splashworks opening. Sucks its been altered. It can NEVER be removed its not the best ride but it's the OG signature coaster in the park. I would legit get emotional if replaced. Awesome video!

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thanks!

[@HugeRMCFanBoY-bx3od]

ARE GPs IMMUNE TO ROUGHNESS HOW DO YOU LIKE THIS?

[@AggroCEC]

The drawn out bunny hill used to be super small and sharp so you got great ejector airtime.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Dang!

[@bakerfx4968]

Yep there use to be two small bunny hills and it was awesome

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

Imagine riding Mighty Canadian Minebuster at Canada's Wonderland in a wheel seat...

[@CanobieCoaster]

It can be bumpy.

[@aldodaci9055]

My favorite wooden roller coaster is minebuster it has really great airtime and it runs very smooth I know it's kinda bumpy but it's very fun and it's also a good ride to go on before behemoth since vortex unfortunately has no airtime

[@CanobieCoaster]

You seem to like Minebuster more than me.

[@mateoalvira3514]

See in RCDB: Mighty Canadian Minebuster at Canada's Wonderland and Afterburn at Carowinds. The later is a B&M inverted coaster, so what would you think between the two to ride again?

[@CanobieCoaster]

I much prefer Afterburn.

[@AdamSmith-gs2dv]

I rode this in 2005, don't have good memories but it was a long time ago

[@CanobieCoaster]

That's fair.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

Do you like all rows in the trains on Mighty Canadian Minebuster at Canada's Wonderland?

[@CanobieCoaster]

The wheel seats can be bumpy.

[@clairefunnell8481]

I love it. Always been a favorite of mine. My nickname for it is kneebuster. On the way back, it flies. I rise out of my seat everytime I ride it.

[@CanobieCoaster]

That name works too.

[@mateoalvira7826]

Canobie Coaster said: The new hills are more drawn out and lacking airtime. And the old hills?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Looked punchier.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

So, imagine many families of enthusiasts who went to Canada's Wonderland and rode Flight Deck and Mighty Canadian Minebuster. If they found both as rough, what do you think?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Both can be rough.

[@spittinvenom9843]

Been riding this classic since opening day, yeah I’m that old. It used to be a rough and tumble, whirlwind of a ride. Now it’s janky, painful and lumbar altering. Ride it once to say you did 😂 FYI: pronounces Wil-da-beast as in the animal Wildebeest.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Ah ok, thanks!

[@mateoalvira3514]

What do you think? What were the differences between those two wooden coasters, Mighty Canadian Minebuster at Canada's Wonderland and Coaster Express at Parque Warner Madrid, in roughness?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Coaster Express is way rougher.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

To ride again, what would you think about Flight Deck and Mighty Canadian Minebuster, both at Canada's Wonderland? Canobie Coaster would say: Flight Deck is... Mighty Canadian Minebuster is...

[@CanobieCoaster]

Flight Deck is awful. Minebuster is subpar.

[@theagnosticpagan]

Unpopular opinion but i love the spinebuster. Sure it hurts but its still fun and quite intense. Alot of gforce and suprizing air time on the drop. I felt my butt lift out of my seat on the first drop. Also love the helix and going into the tunnel. My only complains is the roughness but i still enjoy it regardless

[@CanobieCoaster]

To each their own. My latest rides have been weak.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

Imagine riding again two coasters with unique layouts that you would give: one a 0 out of 10 and the other a 4 out of 10. What do you think? What are the differences between the 0 and the 4?

[@CanobieCoaster]

0s are extremely painful. 4s are subpar and not always painful.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

At Canada's Wonderland, many found both Flight Deck and Mighty Canadian Minebuster as rough rides, but did most find both as tolerable?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Not most.

[@josephzastocki2815]

The way you described the final helix reminds me on the turnarounds on the Coney Island cyclone

[@CanobieCoaster]

Cyclone has way wilder lats.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

Would you have liked the ride more with the hills passing with the bridges and slides from the water park, or with the original hills?

[@CanobieCoaster]

The visuals with the water park are cool, but the old hills apparently had more airtime and would have been better.

[@mateoalvira3514]

What do you think about Mighty Canadian Minebuster at Canada's Wonderland: Front row: Middle row: Back row:

[@CanobieCoaster]

Front is my favorite seat on it.

[@mateoalvira3514]

was Mighty Canadian Minebuster the roughest coaster for you in the world? What differences and compares between the Mighty Canadian Minebuster at Canada's Wonderland and the roughest coaster?

[@CanobieCoaster]

No, Coaster Express tracks worse and has more turns to accentuate the shakiness.

[@broken_clawss]

this needs to be rmc'd lol

[@CanobieCoaster]

I wouldn't complain one bit.

[@broken_clawss]

@@CanobieCoaster ive been on the coaster as canadas wonderland is my home park, and its a pretty odd coaster lol

[@myopnonmusic5525]

I got no airtime on the coaster but I found that the speed was fun, by my god was that helix loud

[@CanobieCoaster]

Sure is.

[@theagnosticpagan]

Weird i got air time on the first drop

[@mateoalvira7826]

I think many found the ride on Mighty Canadian Minebuster rough. And you, Canobie Coaster?

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's biggest offense is being boring.

[@MillenniumForceMan]

It’s weird that they didn’t just find a way to build the water slides around the coaster i stead of having to modify it

[@RapidZCoasters]

I think they should hire gravity group to turn the drawn out hill before the turn around into a double down

[@CanobieCoaster]

I know!

[@OpGod-sx8lw]

Hi! Loved the video, and to address your question, yes, there have been modifications made to the ride since it opened, you can see the original layout in the video linked here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lau2mqhmfZJrjZI The ride used to have 2 ejector airtime hills in place of that long drawn out boring one. The pedestrian bridge it dives under is still there - which makes me suspect that the hills may have been removed due to excessive wear on the track, not clearances, dunno though. All I can say for certain is that those 2 hills look to give some INSANE ejector, especially in the back.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Thanks for the video. Wow that looked better!

[@mateoalvira3514]

There are two types of roller coaster modifications, track, trains, elements, sections, systems, and because how people felt and thought with the change or with the modification done, those types of change or modification were called upgrades and downgrades. If you've seen roller coasters with changes or modifications done in the world throughout the history, you've seen changes and modifications considered as upgrades and changes and modifications considered as downgrades. What are the differences between the "upgrades" and the "downgrades"?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Upgrades improve. Downgrades worsen.

[@maxhagenauer24]

Honestly, I don't think the roughness would bother me all that much, just as long as it's intense. If it had decent airtime or laterals then I would probably ride it multiple times, so it's probably the best of 3 woodies.

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's more dull than anything.

[@mathbathh]

@@CanobieCoaster I actually agree with him. As a regular to the park I can assure you that riding it at night (in pitch dark) and/or in the rain makes the experience much better as it adds an extra scare factor, especially since you can barely see the head choppers and since the ride is kinda unpredictable. Also its pretty funny that this video is meant to tell you to avoid the bumpy seats...I always try and get the bumpiest. Its what makes it fun and crazy. Top 5 rides in the park imo plus shorter wait times than other rides.

[@AbsoluteDumpsterFire]

@@mathbathh The one time I rode it in the rain, IT FELT LIKE LITERAL BULLETS

[@First-Drop-Studios]

I really hope they invest in a Gravity Group retrack. It’s gotten so bad lately and I was sitting in row 2.

[@CanobieCoaster]

That would smooth it out for sure.

[@First-Drop-Studios]

@@CanobieCoasteryeah the layout is actually pretty cool how it intertwines with the water slides. Great handchoppers!

[@planetcoasterboycj7274]

Save the RMC treatment for Wild Beast. Let Gravity Group get their hands on Minebuster. Add a little more height and steepness to that first drop and smooth out the rough parts of this ride and i bet it would make a thoroughly awesome airtime machine. I even bet that that extremely drawn out airtime hill would be absolutely top notch awesome if that happened. Make the late great Shooting Star proud.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I would be fine if they did two refurbs like that. But if they only touch one, Minebuster needs it more.

[@mateoalvira3514]

Also I was asking comparing this to Flight Deck, the Vekoma SLC, also at Canada's Wonderland. It looks thrilling, so how would you think?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Flight Deck looks and is thrilling, but it's painful.

[@mateoalvira3514]

Also I was asking comparing this to Flight Deck, the Vekoma SLC, also at Canada's Wonderland. So how would you think between Mighty Canadian Minebuster and Flight Deck in terms of smoothness, tolerance, pacing, intensity, forces, aesthetics, appearance, queue line, capacity, operations, throughput?

[@CanobieCoaster]

I go into detail about those in the reviews.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

What do you think about the modification made to Mighty Canadian Minebuster to accomodate the expansion of the Splash Works water park, for you, it was an upgrade or it was a downgrade?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Downgrade

[@ballshd68419]

2:15 BBC. Big brown coaster

[@CanobieCoaster]

Lol

[@mateoalvira7826]

Imagine between bunny hills devoid of any airtime and bunny hills with airtime. What would you prefer, without airtime or with airtime?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Airtime

[@jake17141]

“You go through a section of straight track that would make Ride of steel smile” That got me laughing and I ended up spitting my water out!

[@CanobieCoaster]

You're welcome!

[@urbex_coasters]

I enjoy this ride for the headchoppers. It probably doesn't hold a candle to the original Shooting Star but I still find it to be fun.

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's pretty mild but not painful.

[@mateoalvira3514]

Mighty Canadian Minebuster is a wooden coaster at Canada's Wonderland. It has an out and back layout. So I was asking you about another wooden coaster in the world with an out and back layout, one that hugs through the terrain and built by Custom Coasters International. To ride, what about that? Canobie Coaster would answer: Zeus? I always heard it was horrifically rough, but... A) it was. B) it wasn't.

[@CanobieCoaster]

B (when I rode it)

[@alexgeorge501]

i love the Original 5 coasters, i ride these 5 along with vortex, silver streak, the fly, behemoth, leviathan, and of course Yukon Striker along with all the other thrill rides in the park minus Guardian and the other 2 inverted coasters

[@CanobieCoaster]

Leviathan is my favorite.

[@bennyhonna8195]

the drawn out hill used to be 2 smaller hills airtime hills. I have no idea why they profiled the ride this way because the 2 smaller hills didn't need to be modified for the waterpark (the bridge was already there and the one built in 1999 was tall enough that clearance wasn't an issue). My only guess is maybe they needed to modify it for structural reasons, but that doesn't seem likely. The return trip was also modified. The double down used to be a large airtime hill followed by a small bunny hill that actually gave good airtime. The airtime hill had to be modified to fit through the pedestrian bridge and under The Plunge and Super Soaker. This modification was necessary, but they could have modified it much better.

[@CanobieCoaster]

That stinks it seems like the old layout could have maybe remained.

[@bennyhonna8195]

@@CanobieCoaster other than the double down on the return trip, the rest could have remained. I wasn’t old enough to ride the old layout, but one of my family members who has over 300 credits said the old Minebuster was one of the best wooden coasters around back then.

[@mateoalvira3514]

How many wooden roller coasters you've ridden in the world with modifications done after they opened do you wish you could have liked in its original form or in its opening year? Examples:

[@CanobieCoaster]

Not sure the exact total, but examples are Hell Cat at Clementon or Thunder Run at Kentucky Kingdom.

[@kelowatt]

Did I hear an "oat" and back? 🍁

[@CanobieCoaster]

Canada got to me.

[@mateoalvira7826]

Imagine, if you give of the park's wooden coasters, one a 4 out of 10 and one a 5 out of 10, what are the differences between 4 and 5?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Subpar to average.

[@mateoalvira7826]

What do you think about how this wooden coaster passes over and under the water slides?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Nice headchoppers and visuals.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

If you avoid a wheel seat, what do you think about Mighty Canadian Minebuster?

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's fairly tolerable.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

To make the best ride on Mighty Canadian Minebuster, what do you think about all rows of the train?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Front is best.

[@mateoalvira7826]

Do you like the bunny hills between the pathways and water slides and the original hills?

[@CanobieCoaster]

The originals looked better.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

What are the differences between the 0 and the 4, typically, in terms of tolerance or pain? What do you think?

[@CanobieCoaster]

0s are extremely painful.

[@mateoalvira3514]

And modified steel roller coasters that could you also have liked in its original form or in its opening year?

[@CanobieCoaster]

There aren't as many examples as wood, but one would be Superman at Magic Mountain before the launch was slowed.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

Modifications considered as upgrades and modifications considered as downgrades, what are the differences between "upgrade" and "downgrade"?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Upgrades improve. Downgrades hurt.

[@mateoalvira3514]

Was the Vekoma SLC smoother than Mighty Canadian Minebuster at Canada's Wonderland for you?

[@CanobieCoaster]

No

[@mateoalvira3514]

Was Flight Deck smoother than Mighty Canadian Minebuster, both are Canada's Wonderland?

[@CanobieCoaster]

No

[@OklahomaCoasterFan]

I agree that it has bad pacing and almost no airtime, however, I far prefer it to Wilde Beast, which was one of the roughest operating coasters I've ridden, maybe only topped by Boss. Minebuster ran so smooth for me in 2019, maybe too smooth. Some roughness would've given it some character, but I'll still take a smooth forceless ride over a better layout that beats the snot out of me. When I say Minebuster was smooth, I do mean very smooth, like Phoenix level smooth. I did ride a middle seat of a car every time, and the grouper allowed the strange row request every time. Plus, I heard that it was riding great in 2019. It's my # 6 coaster in the park behind the B&Ms, Vortex, & Backlot.

[@CanobieCoaster]

I got fairly smooth rides on Wilde Beast avoiding wheel seats.

[@OklahomaCoasterFan]

Maybe they've been working on Wilde Beast. My 2019 rides were also on non-wheel seats, and it was still beyond brutal.

[@mateoalvira7826]

How would you compare this to the park's other wooden coaster Wilde Beast to ride?

[@CanobieCoaster]

I prefer Wilde Beast.

[@mateoalvira3514]

What would you rate Mighty Canadian Minebuster at Canada's Wonderland, a 6.5 out of 10? What would you rate Wildcat at Lake Compounce, a 4 out of 10? What would you rate Great American Scream Machine at Six Flags Over Georgia, a 8.5 out of 10? What would you rate Racer 75 at Kings Dominion, a 5 out of 10?

[@CanobieCoaster]

I have reviews for most of those.

[@mateoalvira3514]

The roughest coaster for you in the world was Grizzly at Kings Dominion?

[@CanobieCoaster]

No

[@WCfanboy]

I rode this in the back row and actually didn’t find it to be that bad, and got some good airtime. I also rode Wilde beast in the back row and got some good airtime, and also got slammed into the elbow of the person riding next to me because it jackhammered so hard

[@CanobieCoaster]

These two rides aren't amazing, but they're overhated.

[@themeparksrock]

The canadian flags aren't actually always there, they are just a temporary thing for the celebration canada event. Any other time of year and you won't see a single flag in that station

[@CanobieCoaster]

Oh thanks!

[@aldodaci9055]

I think minebuster is very fun I highly recommend it for people who wanna go on something that's much more thrilling than ghoster coaster cause ghoster coaster is kinda boring

[@CanobieCoaster]

I think Wilde Beast is the best woodie.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

Do you like the ride or could you have liked the ride in its original form or in its original opening year?

[@CanobieCoaster]

It looked better in its opening year.

[@mateoalvira3514]

Why is the front your favorite seat on Mighty Canadian Minebuster?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Smoothest row.

[@mateoalvira3514]

The roughest coaster for you in the world was at Kings Dominion?

[@CanobieCoaster]

No

[@mateoalvira7826]

Canobie Coaster would say: The biggest offense is being boring. The ride is tolerable, my biggest issues with the ride are the pacing and how drawn out the bunny hills are. The first drop in the back is the only notable spot of airtime. That's the best moment on the ride. The ride's biggest strengths are the laterals on the turns and the headchoppers with the water park. I just wish I could have experienced this ride with the old hills. What are the differences between the old hills and the modified hills?

[@CanobieCoaster]

The new hills are more drawn out and lacking airtime.

[@mateoalvira3514]

Was F.L.Y at Phantasialand the best coaster you've been in the world?

[@CanobieCoaster]

No

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

What are the differences between "awful" and "subpar"?

[@CanobieCoaster]

All awful coasters are subpar, but not all subpar coasters are awful. Awful is bad. Subpar is below average.

[@cookimaus1]

I rode this back in 2019 and remember enjoying it a decent bit. More than wildebeest at least. I think what it could use is a good retrack with some minor layout changes. Those low to the ground hills could give some massive ejector. That first hill is crazy short for following directly after the drop

[@CanobieCoaster]

Glad you liked it!

[@kaylawhipple7570]

I'd love this as an RMC. I unfortunately have only had the Spinebuster rides so I tend to avoid it unless I'm with someone who wants to ride it.

[@jackofaces107]

Unfortunately I’ve heard that there’s some kind of Canadian policy that doesn’t allow RMC to do that kind of work

[@kaylawhipple7570]

I've heard that several times too. I don't know if it's true or not. I've also heard a rumor that CW would only do a ground-up RMC and not a conversion anyways. Not sure but it's fun to dream about.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Me too.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

Mighty Canadian Minebuster at Canada's Wonderland: Imagine riding it in a wheel seat... And if you avoid a wheel seat... If you get in the front row...

[@CanobieCoaster]

Wheel seats can be bumpy on that one.

[@mateoalvira7826]

What would you rate this coaster? Why?

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's in the review.

[@mateoalvira3514]

What is the wheel seat?

[@CanobieCoaster]

The back of a car where your butt is positioned directly above the wheels.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

What means "drawn out"?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Elongated

[@oldchannel611]

Laterals are not my cup of tea, especially being pinned to the side of the train like in that helix since I find it uncomfortable. I vastly prefer Wilde Beaste even though everyone else despises it (Wilde Beaste is my #5 in the park)

[@CanobieCoaster]

That's fair.

[@Paolo8772]

I was only worried that you'd give his coaster a high score . I'm relieved you gave it a 4/10

[@CanobieCoaster]

It's not awful, but it's not good.

[@Paolo8772]

@@CanobieCoaster It's literally the worst wooden roller coaster I've ridden. Wilde Beast in the front is the only wooden coaster experience at Canada Wonderland that doesn't suck. The Mighty Canadian Mine Buster is the #1 coaster in the world that needs RMCs "conventional" I-Box track conversion. No Joke.

[@jtwoolley]

YOU MENRTIONED THIS RIDE IN COASTER EXPRESS REVIEW

[@CanobieCoaster]

Yes

[@Patexer]

Better then a 4/10

[@CanobieCoaster]

Not for me

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

Imagine riding again coasters in the world that you would say: I would give this coaster a 1 out of 10. I would give this coaster a 2 out of 10. I would give this coaster a 3 out of 10. I would give this coaster a 4 out of 10. What are the differences between the four? 1 is... 2 is... 3 is... 4 is...

[@CanobieCoaster]

Bad to subpar.

[@jrax1713]

Well, after having officially ridden this ride this past summer I can safely say it is the worst wooden roller coaster I have ridden the fact that I’m out back with you can be this rough is shocking and it is 110% devoid of airtime

[@CanobieCoaster]

Sorry to hear that.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

I think some people liked the ride more than you

[@CanobieCoaster]

Yes they do.

[@mateoalvira3514]

Why do you always speak about avoiding wheel seats or back cars in wooden coasters?

[@CanobieCoaster]

These seats place your butt above the wheels. So if a ride is rough, you'll feel every bump.

[@dytamic]

mighty canadian mine buster? i think they mean mighty canadian OUR buster

[@CanobieCoaster]

What?

[@mateoalvira7826]

Subpar and average, but what means that a coaster you give a 4 and what means that a coaster you give a 5?

[@CanobieCoaster]

Subpar is 4. Average is 5.

[@jtwoolley]

ODD

[@CanobieCoaster]

How so?

[@rollercoasterheaven2170]

That super drawn out hill looks so boring

[@cheerio4000]

the bumpiness definitely makes you forget about that believe me

[@CanobieCoaster]

It is.

[@cliquet3scliquet3s96]

To make the best ride on Mighty Canadian Minebuster, what do you think about all rows and seats in the train?

[@CanobieCoaster]

I like it best up front.