• Austin J.

    Kapazität Inversionen Intensität Rütteln Headbanging

    One of the more troubled BTRs, a little more rattle than most and seems to run a tad slower. Still very fun and intense!

  • Austin J.

    Inversionen Intensität Layout Headbanging

    Granted, this is the only SLC I've ever done but I thought it was decently fun and intense. Always liked the layouts on these clones, don't consider it to be that bad.

  • Austin J.

    Spaß Sanftheit Kapazität

    Solid family ride.

  • Austin J.

    Thematisierung Schoßbügel Standort

    A classic, might toss you around some but not too bad. Fun trip through the trees and well themeed.

  • Karst

    Spaß Rütteln

    An aging but still very fun coaster. For me the rattle was quite doable, but definitely noticable. Still a great ride though.

  • Karst

    Tempo Intensität Sanftheit Rückhaltebügel

    What a ride, it's seriously one of the best ones out there. The snappyness of this ride is amazing. Sadly the arness puts quite a bit of pressure on my shoulders and i dont think it'd be very comfortable for anyone taller than me (i'm 185cm), my bf is a bit larger (although not really that much) and the seat was quite uncomfortable for him. I really think this ride would do good with the new Intamin Blitz trains and might actually become the best ride around if they do.

  • Yuuki Takemoto

    Inversionen Intensität Layout

    This was my first looping coaster. I went to Six Flags Great Adventure in April 2002, ready to ride some new rides (I went for a holiday show in 2001, but I don't remember anything about that.) I told my mom the first area I wanted to go to was the "Superhero Rides," since I loved reading DC Comics. We get there, and I see this ride. I got a bit daunted by the inversions, but since it was Batman, I decided to ride it. I still remember the ride op telling me "Shut your eyes and scream if you're scared." I heeded his advice; I kept my eyes closed thru out the entire thing, but I sang the classic '60s Batman intro instead of screaming. When it was over, I found my new favourite ride, and my new favourite hobby. This ride has many great forceful inversions, such as that classic Zero-G Roll. The layout is simple, yet effective; it really packs a punch. I don't see anything bad about this ride. If you are a GP (General Public) and are scared of coasters, then RIDE THIS. It'll get you over your fear.

  • Yuuki Takemoto

    Inversionen Spaß Intensität

    I rode this ride in July 2003 when I was 7. I thought the name "Zonga" sounded like Swayzak (a villain from Toonami) so I was defo hyped. We got to the place, and I went on Zonga first thing. The ride was intense, in a good way. The forces during the loops were like none other. I understand that Premier modified the loops, but it felt like I was in the Vomit Comet for those 2 minutes. I effing LOVED it. I rode it a few more times that day, and I got devastated to hear that it closed in 2005. It still is my #1. Zonga: there's nothing like it.

  • Danielle Pluzsik

    Thematisierung Intensität Rütteln Headbanging Unangenehm

    Green Lantern is one of my favourite superheroes, ever since he was voiced by Steven Blum in Injustice 2. So naturally, I got excited when I rode this coaster for the first time. I just remember it almost claimed ownership of my glasses. And then I rode it again on my next trip. This ride is TERRIBLE. When it was Chang at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom (RIP), it was pretty smooth, according to first-hand accounts. But when it got moved here, it developed the worst rattle I've ever seen that's not a Vekoma Boomerang. It's like a fucking metal concert on this thing. If MTV let them, they should rename it "Headbanger's Ball." Plus, the restraints. I always try to get a good ride, but since I get in the end seat, the op makes me fucking dangle from the bicycle seat, which is a violation of my lower half. I will say, the forces on this ride are quite good. And the less I say about Hal Jordan, the better. <3

  • Danielle Pluzsik

    First Drop Intensität Ejectors Rütteln

    I rode this on a school trip in 2018. I had previously only done Dark Knight and Skull Mountain, and thought this was gonna be a normal wooden coaster. When I got to the ride, I started thinking otherwise, but my teacher kept me going. Boy, did I not forget this ride. It has a KILLER first drop. I was in the second to back, commonly regarded as the best seat in the house, and I felt all the airtime. The second drop was just as insane. Ejector airtime was everywhere, making me jump joyfully out of my seat. However, it did shake me round quite a bit. When I got off, I swore I'd never do it again. You see, the rattle gave me a headache, and I didn't like the stomach drop. But my next trip to SFGAdv in September of that year saw me fall in love with the other coasters, and a trip to Dollywood this year got me over my fear of steep drops caused by this ride. I hope to ride it again!