Finally, I rode Wildfire, the so-called best wooden roller coaster in the world. According to its website, I was supposed to experience weightlessness at least 12 times, but it was too fast to know what weightlessness was.
A Korean father was sitting next to me in the front row, with his son and daughter behind us. When the ride started, he mumbled something before saying “Oh my gosh” in English. I think he was just trying to be friendly because we were just having a little conversation. The next memory of his family was in the gift shop looking at the photos.
The most interesting activity in Kolmården besides Wildfire is watching the animals on a cable, which is a bit like in Jurassic Park. But there was no background music like in a theme park, so you could only hear the wind. Even if you could not see the animals sometimes, there were different kinds of footprints in the snow. Looking at the world as if from a drone is a new experience.
Kolmården was full of energy at Easter compared to New Year; almost every child in town was there. Our return bus was full and shaking more than Wildfire.