Reseñas • Adam Tortorello

Not to be missed. Best location for a wooden coaster I've seen except maybe Beast and Voyage. You are hovering above Lake Erie before plunging into wi...

Not to be missed. Best location for a wooden coaster I've seen except maybe Beast and Voyage. You are hovering above Lake Erie before plunging into wilderness and a blue tunnel over the road, with no way to foresee where the track will take you. Even though this coaster is ranked in the 80s, it is STILL UNDERRATED.

Worst floorless coaster by far. Needs to be torn down. This was B&M's first coaster and it's clear they didn't know what they were doing. There is ZER...

Worst floorless coaster by far. Needs to be torn down. This was B&M's first coaster and it's clear they didn't know what they were doing. There is ZERO enjoyment on this ride. As you ride, you pray for it to be over.

Hard to top. Long and super intense with tons of airtime. I enjoyed how the ride is split into two halves. The first half is filled with swooping dive...

Hard to top. Long and super intense with tons of airtime. I enjoyed how the ride is split into two halves. The first half is filled with swooping dives and pure speed. The second half utilizes in-line twists within its own structure, causing you to question whether you're upside down or rightside up. It is truly difficult to discern which direction you're facing at times.

One of the best B&M's. Some people say it's forceless, which makes zero sense. The ride has significant floater airtime and laterals. Nitro is signifa...

One of the best B&M's. Some people say it's forceless, which makes zero sense. The ride has significant floater airtime and laterals. Nitro is signifantly better than Mako, which is praised as one of the best B&M's. Plus the layout above and throughout the trees is tremendous.