This is a solid ride with many whippy inversions and that amazing stall over the midway. However this ride does have a slight rattle and only runs one...
This is a solid ride with many whippy inversions and that amazing stall over the midway. However this ride does have a slight rattle and only runs one train on most days.
It's definitely in my top 6 coasters at SFOT but it is kinda overrated. The loops are very intense and forceful with some strong airtime moments. Over...
It's definitely in my top 6 coasters at SFOT but it is kinda overrated. The loops are very intense and forceful with some strong airtime moments. Overall, not bad, but not THAT good either. Still a pretty solid ride though.
I miss you so badly. You were the ride that officially turned me into a roller coaster enthusiast. Going 120 mph in 4 seconds and spiraling 420 feet s...
I miss you so badly. You were the ride that officially turned me into a roller coaster enthusiast. Going 120 mph in 4 seconds and spiraling 420 feet straight down is a feeling you can’t replicate. RIP to the ultimate game changer.
What a cool surprise! This is the smoothest wooden coaster i've ridden. It is surprisingly smooth for being 100 years old and is more smooth then some...
What a cool surprise! This is the smoothest wooden coaster i've ridden. It is surprisingly smooth for being 100 years old and is more smooth then some 20 year old woodies. It is only a little bit rough but I was expecting that. Overall a preety good woodie with a few good airtime moments. Good ride!
This was my very first RMC. So I was spoiled right off the bat. And it was my first time experiencing upside down ejector air time, which was absolute...
This was my very first RMC. So I was spoiled right off the bat. And it was my first time experiencing upside down ejector air time, which was absolutely crazy. It was pure adrenaline bliss the entire time and I couldn’t stop smiling. There’s simply nothing bad about this ride. It’s not just hype - it’s the truth. Steel Vengeance is the best roller coaster on planet Earth.
This is the most 90s coaster ever made. For one thing, it was made by B&M, who were basically the manufacturer of that decade. For another, this coast...
This is the most 90s coaster ever made. For one thing, it was made by B&M, who were basically the manufacturer of that decade. For another, this coaster almost exclusively focuses on positive G forces, because only hypers and woodies really had airtime. Even the queue, which I know had a refurb after the 2016 retrack, feels distinctly 90s, having all the attitude of Six Flag's DC attractions, but green and with a bigger budget. As for specific elements, the launch that begins the ride is surprisingly forceful for a tire launch, and the Zero-G Roll that follows is one of the best inversions I've ever been on. You are hitting the inversion at full speed, so you get an insane amount of whip on it, and as you're making your way rightside up, you start to get air as the coaster careens downward, developing into a bona fide first drop. Not to mention, this inversion is at the ride's highest point, and it really is something to be flipped around like that a hundred feet in the air. I've never experienced an inversion quite like that, and Hulk is worth riding just for it. The equally massive Cobra Roll, while not as good, gives the ride's most sustained moment of positives, making it formidable in its own right. Then there's a huge vertical loop, and then... Remember how I said this was the most 90s coaster ever made? Well, that sadly applies to the sequencing as well. After the vertical loop, this ride is kind of over. Sure, there are still plenty of intense moments to be had, but the rest of the ride feels more like B&M trying to cram as many inversions and turns as they could in the plot of land given to them without any thought to how it'd flow together. As such, it loses the very strong momentum it had in the beginning of the ride. I'm sure it would've been better with the soundtrack, but for some reason it wasn't working when I rode it.
