Have you ever ridden on an exclusively wooden rollercoaster before? If not, then you can get that experience from the Monstre, an absolute marvel of a rollercoaster straight from 1986.

Its tracks span the distance of 1200 meters, featuring descents of about 40 meters whilst travelling at an insane speed of 96 km/h. Prepare yourself for the spinning turns and steep drops that this ancient wonder of a rollercoaster offers!

Are you a thrill seeker waiting for their next adrenaline rush? If so then make sure to hitch a ride on the Goliath.

This behemoth of a rollercoaster towers at an astounding height of about 170 feet consisting of various steep hills, terrifying drops, sharp turns and even a gravity defying loop. All these features, while bombing through the ride at around 110 km/h, experiencing around 4 units of G-force (which is just one unit short of what an average human can handle).

If you enjoy rides where a spin occurs for the majority of the time, then look no further than the Vampire, a ride that covers a length of around 800 meters filled with the most extreme of obstacles that make a rollercoaster great.

The seating of the Vampire leaves its riders’ legs dangling in the air throughout the whole ride while they are propelled at a speed of 80.5 km/h and reaching a max height of 32 meters. The rollercoaster features various dizzying corkscrews and a vertical loop, make sure that your head is in the right space before going on this ride.

Do you want a break from the extreme rides listed on top? If you ever visit La Ronde during a scorching hot summer day, then the Splash will be great for you.

While you will experience an incredibly steep 50-foot drop in this ride, hopefully you’ll get refreshed by the enormous splash of water waiting for you once you finish the enormous descent. This rollercoaster is great for a final ride on a hot summer day.