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Despite my misgivings after a less than stellar first ride I did go back and thankfully got a center seat ride on Wrath of Rakshasa.



The difference was light and day.  In the middle of the train Wrath of Rakshasa is B&M smooth.



Without getting rattled to death Wrath of Rakshasa is a stellar coaster.  There's non stop action.  The coaster doesn't have a mid course brake to kill the thrill before a second vertical plunge like many dive coasters have.



From the moment that gravity takes hold until you speed into the brake run Wrath of Rakshasa is awesome.



If your ride on Wrath of Rakshasa is a smooth and thrilling one, or a thrilling and painful one all depends on where you sit.  Honestly it shouldn't be that way from a coaster designer like Bolliger & Mabillard.  Whatever they changed in their formula for 2025 needs to be changed back because I can't see many parks wanting to invest in a ride with such a wildly divergent ride experience as Wrath was. 



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