La ViboraFlat rideMinimum height to ride: 42 inches About La ViboraLa Vibora is an Intamin bobseld ride painted like a coral snake. The ride came from Six Flags Magic Mountain where it was named Sarajevo Bobsleds. The cars are similar to log flume cars and can seat up to six people. -- Last edited by Michael Sherlock [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from La ViboraSafety
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A neat coaster because you are not on a track and just in a free running bobsled, but I don't think it is that impressive. They brake you before you can get any good speed, and the brakes aren't very comfortable, being bumpy and a little jerky. - Jake Gould It's a pretty good ride. I can live without riding it, but it's fun when I do. The only thing that scares me is i fear I will fall off the side of the cart and the tire skid marks running up the side of the half pipe scare me so bad. - Sha Windham This is not one of my favorites, and not one of the better rides in the park. It is sort of fun, and has some thrill to it, but it's way too jerky, and you feel like you'll fly out. this ride is probably good for people younger than 12. - Asher Oosterbaan La Vibora is a cool ride because it is different. It's as close as you can come to bobsleding without the snow and ice. The ride isn't on a track, but in a half pipe and gives the illusion of anything can happen. - Michael Sherlock
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