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I respect what this ride does. I got severe tunnel vision from the pullout of the drop all the way to the crest of the first airtime hill - that's som...

I respect what this ride does. I got severe tunnel vision from the pullout of the drop all the way to the crest of the first airtime hill - that's some insane sustained intensity (to the point of discomfort and a bit of panic). But after that, it just seemed to durdle aimlessly to get back to the station. The transitions were whippy, but it was just long low turn after long low turn. I found it a bit monotonous; it's called the Maverick turns section, but there's so much more variety and better pacing on Maverick than just sharp transitions between s-curves.

The side-by-side helix is a very interesting element on a traditional-style racing coaster. Unfortunately, dispatches were staggered when I rode, so I...

The side-by-side helix is a very interesting element on a traditional-style racing coaster. Unfortunately, dispatches were staggered when I rode, so I didn't get a racing run, but it was a pretty fun, if forgettable, ride.

Surprisingly intense for a suspended model, The Bat is a very fun ride through a picturesque part of the park. A second half would add a lot to this r...

Surprisingly intense for a suspended model, The Bat is a very fun ride through a picturesque part of the park. A second half would add a lot to this ride, but it's still quite good.

She's tall, she's fast, she's reasonably smooth - until you get to the jank transition into the turnaround and remember that pre-CAD Arrow built this ...

She's tall, she's fast, she's reasonably smooth - until you get to the jank transition into the turnaround and remember that pre-CAD Arrow built this ride. The triangular airtime hills give great ejector, but the transitions are nowhere near smooth and the lapbar is quite uncomfortable even when bracing. Maybe a Morgan retracking or new B&M trains would make this a great ride, but for now, I just lament that Schwarzkopf and Stengel couldn't have designed and built it instead.

For what it is - a family woodie for a park in need of family coasters - it's pretty fun, packs some interesting forces, and interacts very well with ...

For what it is - a family woodie for a park in need of family coasters - it's pretty fun, packs some interesting forces, and interacts very well with the flume and the terrain. Is it tame? Sure, it's no Mystic Timbers. But it's a good ride that serves its purpose well.

It's fast, it's forceful through the first tunnel, and it's pretty fun. It just doesn't do anything after that; it's just overbanks and straight track...

It's fast, it's forceful through the first tunnel, and it's pretty fun. It just doesn't do anything after that; it's just overbanks and straight track once you get to Millennium Island.

An incredible warmup or cooldown ride, GateKeeper gives insane hangtime on the inverting drop, strong positives on the pullout, then some great floate...

An incredible warmup or cooldown ride, GateKeeper gives insane hangtime on the inverting drop, strong positives on the pullout, then some great floater air and some solid zero g moments through the keyholes. Worth the wait for the front, and if you're riding with a partner, make sure both of you get the chance to experience an outside seat.

This is an odd one, as I feel it would have been better as a wing coaster. The drop and first few elements are fast but smooth, unlike the snappiness ...

This is an odd one, as I feel it would have been better as a wing coaster. The drop and first few elements are fast but smooth, unlike the snappiness inverts are known for, and the elevated inversions later in the ride offer incredible hangtime.