On my Ohio trip, I was able to get a total of 6 rides with about 3 rides being in the back row, 2 rides in Row 11, and 1 ride in Row 10. Let me say this now, Steel Vengeance is a wild airtime machine!...
On my Ohio trip, I was able to get a total of 6 rides with about 3 rides being in the back row, 2 rides in Row 11, and 1 ride in Row 10. Let me say this now, Steel Vengeance is a wild airtime machine! Every hill delivers super strong ejector airtime, the inversions are really snappy and so much fun, the drop is insane, and the pacing is great! This thing is also mental especially at night because it absolutely hauls and just takes the experience to a whole new level! In the morning, however, it runs a bit slow but it warms up later in the day. During all of my 4 visits to Cedar Point on my Ohio trip, I got 3-afternoon rides, 2-night rides, and one 1-morning ride. The trims weren’t hitting that hard on any of my 6 rides, which is good because the train starts to pick up speed again on the drop-off the mid-course and doesn’t slow down until it hits the final brakes. My favorite part of the ride is probably the outward-banked hill, because of how sustained the airtime is. I also really like the first drop because you just get yanked over that drop and the finale with a set of bunny hills delivering violent ejector airtime. I really like that twisted snake dive as well, because it’s such a unique inversion and it gives some great hangtime and insane whip entering and exiting the inversion. That element is my favorite inversion on the ride and one of my favorite inversions on a coaster. No matter the time of day, Steel Vengeance will always have great pacing. This thing is a true masterpiece with its cool layout, an insane drop, powerful ejector airtime on every hill, snappy inversions, and a great finale! Overall, Steel Vengeance is a world-class roller coaster and it’s by far the best I’ve ever ridden!
