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A certified classic. Fast, intense, wicked fun. A fast and varied layout follows a classic big hypercoaster drop. Above-average theming and incorporation around the walkway/ramp during the spaghetti b...

A certified classic. Fast, intense, wicked fun. A fast and varied layout follows a classic big hypercoaster drop. Above-average theming and incorporation around the walkway/ramp during the spaghetti bowl ending.

This is my first suspended looping coaster. I got two rides in and experienced none of the discomfort this ride is known for. The ride rattles but wasn't an uncomfortable ride. The feeling of being su...

This is my first suspended looping coaster. I got two rides in and experienced none of the discomfort this ride is known for. The ride rattles but wasn't an uncomfortable ride. The feeling of being suspended is unique and intense and the first drop definitely caught me a little off guard. (There's a fun little sign on the ground below the chain lift.) The ride follows a rapid twisting layout packed with fun inversions. There's a few really effective foot choppers throughout the ride where I actually retracted my legs back toward the middle of the train. Quick, intense, fun. A nice surprise. The brakes at the end are a little harsh.

This is my first RMC coaster. My expectations were blown away. What can be said that hasn't already been said about this ride and the hybrid coaster model in general? The ride is relentless. From s...

This is my first RMC coaster. My expectations were blown away. What can be said that hasn't already been said about this ride and the hybrid coaster model in general? The ride is relentless. From start to finish it doesn't give you a moment to catch up as it whips you through element after element. The twisting track looks like it's going to break your back but it was one of the smoothest coasters I've been on. I love the quick, steep chain lift into the steep drop. This is definitely a back row coaster. You get absolutely flung out of your seat in the back row on the first drop. The quick pops of airtime and off-banked turns make boring old wooden coaster turnarounds into fun little ejector moments. The three inversions on the ride are all butter-smooth and insanely fun— I specifically like how they all wind through the dense wooden structure of the ride. Several fun head choppers. The theming is also pretty cool on this ride. A little airplane is crashed into the side of the station, there's litter and naval equipment and boats scattered all around the ground of the coaster, the walls of the station are plastered with fake newspaper headlines of the cyclone. An old sign for the ride Goliath was a fun easter egg. This ride feels like it was specifically designed for people who love roller coasters. From start to finish the entire train was screaming and laughing their heads off on all four rides we got in. The only negative is that four rides left me with some bruising on my elbows. Still an easy 5-star roller coaster, and the best one I've ridden to date.