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Nessie's truly a classic coaster and BGE's gem. Going up the old rickety lift hill's music to my ears as it gives riders a sense of not knowing if they'll make it all the way. Afterward, the coaster makes a right turn before going down a 130' drop that goes 60 m.p.h. The drop had a little bit of floater airtime to it. After the drop comes a left turn before sending you down a small drop before going through one of the coaster's legendary interlocking loops. I wasn't feeling the brakes before the second drop, but it was still all good. After the vertical loop came a series of helixes inside a dark tunnel. The thrill of not knowing when you're gonna get out of the tunnel never gets old. After the tunnel execution's when you go up a second lift hill, then going down another drop into the final loop before hitting the brakes. After 31 years, Loch Ness Monster continues to own over the swamping Scotland area at Busch Gardens scaring new riders by the minute. For a coaster its age, Nessie's still a somewhat smooth ride.
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