The Verdict on Mount Olympus – Reviewing the Park & Ranking the Coasters00:00

So much for wearing masks.

I spent a few days here this weekend, and it was wonderful! I got 10 total rides on hades, six of them being back to back. Gotta take advantage of being a teenage adrenaline junkie while my bones can still handle it, lol!

I went last year and took the same seat you did on Hades on your last ride.

Yay more Airtime. Thrilling.
….I'll leave now.

11:54 sign says 100th coaster being hades, not to bad

So. Many. Woodies.

I'm glad you had a good time there. When I went two years ago, I found the ops painfully slow, the park was kinda dirty and poorly kept, and the whole thing just gave me a sketchy feel. I also thought Zeus was really rough, but they've retracked it since then, and it's clearly a big improvement. Then again, I didn't have to pay for it, so I can't really complain. There's a conference in the Dells most years in August, and if I go to that again, I'll probably try to swing by in the evening for a couple of hours.

Can’t beat the price!

If you got a poop smell over by cyclops and pegasus, there are usually goats there

1. Blame Walker SCOTUS for the lack of physical distancing.
2. Agree that something should be done. Where I am at, the dells would have to wait until 2021 the earliest.

When was the last time you been here?

why dont you ever change around the coasters in your intro? that would Be cool

Did you fly into Chicago? I'm trying to plan a trip there now (including Bay Beach)and that seems to be the cheapest place to fly in.

I live 90 minutes south of Mt. Olympus. Not a park I visit too often, but it is a place I've always enjoyed. The waterpark is quite good, and goes back forever. The mat slides all the way in the back are stunningly fun. Go karts are decent as well. Really a good park. Just don't go there that often as Great America is closer.

that ending on Pegasus looks super painful yikes

Almost at 40k

Let's just pray that Kratos never finds this place.

You should do a list of what rides Mt. O should add

Hades is a true parking lot coaster.

This is a childhood park so i like it by default but this place was waayyyy better in early 2000s. Like anywhere between when Hades was built and 2011ish was probably when this park was at its peak (in my opinion)

I went to Mt. Olympus in 2018 and we stayed on sight at the Odyssey Dells resort which was like your own condos with a kitchen area and bedroom. We entered the park through the Indoor Waterpark which was great in its own right. Mt. Olympus actually has three waterpark offerings: the main park you covered, the indoor waterpark I mentioned, and a third waterpark by the indoor amusement park reserved for resort guests only. We stayed for three days and had a lot of fun there. Also Hades 360 was a favorite with me and my siblings, as well!

Do the go karts come with the admission price or does it cost extra?

Slowest go karts ever. They can barely make it up any mild incline.

Very cool video. Thanks for posting and have a nice day too.

I visited in 2006, when Hades was fairly new, Opa (the indoor wild mouse coaster) was brand new, and you could still take your go-kart through the Trojan horse. All these Mt. Olympus videos make me want to visit again! But I wish Wisconsin were taking covid more seriously. I did get a bit of the “odd” vibe that some of the other videos have mentioned. For example, there was a sign on Cyclops that said you had to be 18 to ride the back row! That might explain why we haven’t been back in so many years, even though we live only 4 hours away. Hades was awesome, though, and looks even more awesome with the inverted loop. I hope to make it back someday.

I completely agree with your review actually. I was pleasantly surprised with the park and Hades was an one of my favorite coasters ever. Watermark was decent, I'd like them to get an El Loco custom layout or Raptor

I'm highly disappointed that you didn't mention how we got stuck on the back row of Hades in the station and that maintenance dude jumped over the track and scaled down the fence like Spider-Man to go fix whatever was wrong.

I’m sorry but this park sucks

I don't care how good the Go Karts are, no park that doesn't require masks during a pandemic cannot be referred to as legit. But it looks like Hades slaps.

I got there the same day haha no joke

CHRIS WHY DO YOU HATE ELITCH GARDENS?

(Love your videos btw. Keep Up The Great Work and Stay Safe)

11:19 “Literally anything” you say? What about an SLC running Volare trains or Green Lantern: First Flight but with standup cars or a Boomerang made by Togo

Does this park rank your top 25?

I can tell you right now, other then the coasters, this park is an absolute tourist trap. You were lucky on your trip, but I guess you did only go on the coasters. The theming is tacky and spotty, security and staffing is usually low with security sometimes being nonexistent, and the indoor theme park is absolutely unnecessary. Honestly, if your going to visit Wisconsin Dells, just go to a water park like Noah's Ark (the best waterpark there in my opinion) or Great Wolf Lodge. Also, this park has some pretty sketchy operations, especially with the lax measures and refusing to refund guests during these times.

(Also you probably know this, but the wildmouse was removed because it killed someone I believe)

8:10 You're not able to ride Little Titans, even with a kid. This one has the Magic Flyer rules, only kids allowed. My experience at this park was excellent! I totally loved my day and a half here, and I hope to be back soon. One of my favorite parks ever. This is the kind of park that makes me realize that I like the feel of these parks more than the big chain parks.

Ok, this park is not great even though I've been going for years the hotel is a leach and there are plenty of nice places in the dells but Hades be warned this ride can do damage. This park both dry and wet can do damage so if you come here be warned

They clean the trains but absolutely no one is wearing a mask. Cool haha

Went here in 2014… One of the worst days I've ever had at a park. Staff not understanding English, food options out of food, worst operations ever, Hades was the roughest ride ever, amenities being out of everything, terrible policies, half the rides being closed… And the park didn't even look good. Apparently stuff got better and Hades is good now but when I rode it it was beyond awful.

I think three and 300 or not necessarily you’re lucky numbers but just numbers you come across three was three carts from the front in this video and three cars from the back in this video you’re home park has a 300 foot roller coaster that cheats it the coaster you always look forward to during the 2000 was millennium force a 300 foot tall roller coaster you call intimidator the second most intense ride you’ve ever been on in that is 300 feet tall
I don’t know about this but you have written all the giggles in the US and you have a habit of being either three from the front or three from the back on any video

Looks like a cool casual park, but dang bruhhh. That's really cool they wipe down the ride after each ride (SFOG only wipes down the ride every hour but has hand-sanitizer). But while wiping down the coaster is great it's pretty pointless if masks aren't required… since it's an air virus too based off of the CDC and other real-life examples and studies like the church choir that infected everyone on an unusually high rate. That being said it's cool to see that it is possible for parks to wash every ride every cycle. And I'm kinda surprised you rated you this park well, I assumed it would be a "low-tier" park due to just woodens or not really having much coaster-wise. Thanks for the video upload today!
Edit: Just watched the end of the video, what do you think about parks implementing or not implementing covid-19 measures? Or did you do a video on that already? I didn't see it if you did so I'll probably just go and watch that if I can find one or you did.

I live 10 minutes from here, and I call six flags great America my homepark, which is more than 2 hours away. That's my opinion of this park

My first visit was as a kid to the Treasure Island indoor waterpark, before Mt Olympus owned it. It was awesome on its own. Later, when it was a "megapark" I got to go back. I don't think you can talk about this park without talking about the waterparks. Based on your video, I'm not sure you even saw the entire waterpark. It wraps around past the picnic area. They have mini golf, bumper boats and some great bodyslides. It's huge.

5:43 omg are they okay

Did you have to stay at their hotel to visit the park and if you didn't how much was admission?
Their website is not so great at answering those questions.

0:23 if that's the white house… well that's dark.

edit: 1:51 oh nice to see that you were with logan from Koaster kids unless that's, not your footage

Covid preventative measures should include masks. Get a hold of yourself, Wisconsin.

for Cyclops, you missed out on the ACTUAL back seat. When it used to have the extra car, the airtime was so extreme there actually was a rule requiring you be 18+ to brave it, and YES. Cyclops ACTUAL backseat is one of my favorite wooden coasters to this day for how legendAIRy the ejector was….

The last time I was here was when Zeus just opened. There wasn't a water park yet…no hotels…I heard the owner bought all the surrounding hotels. So if that's true, they probably had different looks and names. You went to noahs ark for the water park and mount Olympus for the coasters and go karts

Sorry for the Zeua pre-hype bro

My idea for a video: Events that changes the roller coasters edition: 2019