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By far the best stand up I have ever ridden. These are dying breed, as most of them were crazy uncomfortable, but this one, if you load into your "seat" correctly by crunching down a tiny bit to give...

By far the best stand up I have ever ridden. These are dying breed, as most of them were crazy uncomfortable, but this one, if you load into your "seat" correctly by crunching down a tiny bit to give your crotch some space, is wonderfully comfortable. This is smooth and provides air a few times. Great ride.

Hurler is not that great, at least at this stage. There's a lack of airtime and the layout was very bland. The first half was fine enough, but the second half was extremely rough. It's my least favori...

Hurler is not that great, at least at this stage. There's a lack of airtime and the layout was very bland. The first half was fine enough, but the second half was extremely rough. It's my least favorite main coaster at the park. This thing is just screaming for the RMC treatment.

For a family ride its pretty good with a highly immersive theming like Taron. The ride might get too scary for little kids since its still pretty thrilling. What I liked is, that they do let the train...

For a family ride its pretty good with a highly immersive theming like Taron. The ride might get too scary for little kids since its still pretty thrilling. What I liked is, that they do let the train do 2 laps now. Sadly I think that the ride got a slight rattle/vibration over the time and not as smooth as before.

First, Rookburg's theming is outstanding. The story and queue line is very interesting. Before boarding the train, its all made as if you board a plane at a fantasy airport (as well as the security ch...

First, Rookburg's theming is outstanding. The story and queue line is very interesting. Before boarding the train, its all made as if you board a plane at a fantasy airport (as well as the security check with metal detector). Gladly they dont rip off the rides as six flags does with their lockers (here they are free). The ride's tech is pretty interesting since the first of its kind. The ride starts side ways along some theming then turns and the seats turn as well until you're in prone position. Many people here say the vest restraint are uncomfortable, I can't really complain, didn't bother me. The first launch is less forceful than Taron's but in the front seats you get some airtime at like 2 spots. The second launch was a bit forceless I thought. The layout is interesting, a bit of a spaghetti bowl like Taron but less intense direction changes. The layout is missing some spice, like an interesting element. There are 2 airtime moments and 2 corkscrews but they are not very intense. Although the ride is very smooth and also uncommonly long. Theming: 5/5 Ride comfort: 4,75/5 Layout: 4/5 Intensity: 3,5/5

Millennium Force is a really good ride with a nice layout, a pretty good drop that gives ejector airtime in the back row, really intense turns along with some grey-out moments, and three different hil...

Millennium Force is a really good ride with a nice layout, a pretty good drop that gives ejector airtime in the back row, really intense turns along with some grey-out moments, and three different hills with each one giving its own level of airtime: floater, flojector, and ejector. The lift hill also gives some stunning views of Lake Erie. This thing hauls at night too. Overall, this is a great ride if you are looking for a coaster with variety such as speed, intensity, and airtime.