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Battlestar Galactica reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Battlestar Galactica, a roller coaster at Universal Studios Singapore. (The minimum height to ride is 49 inches.)

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Posted: December 23, 2011

Two dueling coasters, by Vekoma. The Human track is a more family-friendly sit-down coaster, while the Cylon track is a more extreme inverted coaster, with multiple loops.

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After the grand opening of the park, Battlestar Galactica has become the signature attraction. The Cylon side attracts more thrill-seekers, while the Human side has more family riders. Always operating 1 train in each side at a time, the coasters have low capacity. But the lines are generally short all day due to the high efficiency of the ride operators and staff members. Both CYLON and HUMAN sides provide great airtime on top of the hill. The launch upwards was amazing. Overall, Battlestar Galactica coasters are intense, exciting, and fun. Definitely must-try. - Adriel Tjokrosaputro

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