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This ride makes no sense at this park. I was told that the rest of this park was pretty lackluster but Jesus Christ, I'm pretty sure the state fair lo...

This ride makes no sense at this park. I was told that the rest of this park was pretty lackluster but Jesus Christ, I'm pretty sure the state fair looks better than this place. I guess this is what happens when you try and expand a park but you forget the cleaning up part. With all that being said, the ride itself is perfect. Every airtime moment hits and all the inversions are fun. The rides pacing is ridiculous, it hits the brakes so hard you have to brace for it. Overall my favorite coaster 10/10.

This is pretty much the best coaster at the park, combined with Cali Adv. It is my most ridden coaster ever, and I forget how many times I've been on ...

This is pretty much the best coaster at the park, combined with Cali Adv. It is my most ridden coaster ever, and I forget how many times I've been on it. Maybe like 20 or 25. A lot of enthusiasts say this is meant for the little ones (6 or 7 years old) who are getting ready to ride IncrediCoaster, which is one of the longest coasters in the world. Getting back to Space Mountain, I'm just gonna come out and say it. With the lap bars, that final turn pulls so many G's that I greyed out for about a couple seconds. The ride is pitch black, but I know I greyed out. It has a couple of dead spots, but overall underrated for those who love the forces.

This is Vekoma's best creation, with the help of Disney Imagineering. This thing has the GOTG theme, and when you theme a ride to them, there's going ...

This is Vekoma's best creation, with the help of Disney Imagineering. This thing has the GOTG theme, and when you theme a ride to them, there's going to be a better soundtrack than any other coaster in the world. The 2nd one being Space Mountain at Disneyland, not Disney World. But anyways, when you add the backwards launch and the beautiful soundtrack, it's easily Disney's best creation. But I think that the best ride you can get on this is in the back car, back row, "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" by Tears for Fears playing, and when the operators decide if they want the launch to be 60mph and not 55mph. Plus, the song I mentioned is a perfect song that goes with the storyline of this coaster. An easy 10/10.

I recently did a review on Voyage at Holiday World, and I kept saying how there's only one woodie that surpasses El Toro. Well, there might be two. El...

I recently did a review on Voyage at Holiday World, and I kept saying how there's only one woodie that surpasses El Toro. Well, there might be two. El Toro has incredible airtime, but has those stapling lap bars which limit it's full extent. Then there's Phoenix, and old, outdated P.T.C woodie.. with some of the best airtime in the world. Phoenix has these "buzz bars" which come down on you, telling you that one size fits all. This is the only woodie besides Cornball Express at Indiana Beach, and the Cedar Fair "Woodstock Express," that have buzz bars. But this is on another level, having crazy airtime. At a theme park, you want to ride the "standout" coaster, Knoebels is in the middle of HersheyPark and Sesame Place Philly, all having a woodie. Lightning Racer is rough, Oscar's Wacky Taxi is just plain adorable (but insane,) and Knoebels has the best wooden coaster as of now. Voyage is still my #1 woodie, but the hype the Phoenix gets, let me just say that it's worth the hype.

I do think think that this is the best wooden roller coaster in the world period. Yes, better than El Toro. This thing is an absolute behemoth, going ...

I do think think that this is the best wooden roller coaster in the world period. Yes, better than El Toro. This thing is an absolute behemoth, going over 6,000 feet of track, and to think that this was only Gravity Group's second ever woodie. When it debuted to the public, they gave Gravity Group a massive thumbs up. I know El Toro is highly praised as the world's best woodie, but if you have gone on it, and yet to ride Voyage, I think this may change your mind of what really is the best wooden coaster in the world. El Toro has a nice location near a lake, but Voyage has this out-and-back layout that goes into the forest, having the overall better location. El Toro doesn't have mid course trims, but if you ride Voyage which does have them, eiether way it won't feel like the train has slowed down. It just keeps coming at you.

Really nice ride nice drops a fun layout and the themeing is awesome, but it is kind of rough, and there is some dead spots. I give it a 4 and a ½ and...

Really nice ride nice drops a fun layout and the themeing is awesome, but it is kind of rough, and there is some dead spots. I give it a 4 and a ½ and it's a nice ride, and it genuinely scared me in some parts.

This coaster is not what I call a good ride. First lemme explain the restraints. It still has those hard OTS restraints instead of the lap bar. When y...

This coaster is not what I call a good ride. First lemme explain the restraints. It still has those hard OTS restraints instead of the lap bar. When you take every inversion, there will be headbanging. Second the reliability, It has had major issues, the most notable one being the collision with an empty test car which failed the batwing. Resulting in a devastating crash. And it just has issues, when you want a ride that will break records, something will go wrong. Finally the theming. WHO THE HELL DECIDED ON A HYPNOITIZING THEME!??!?!?! Ok look, I know X-Sector is themed to a government facility, but taking people and forcing them to smile, it's unreal. There's scenes of injection, gas toxins, and of course, the annoying "HA HA HA" going over and over while in the hot and sweaty queue. It's terrible. Just Terrible. (Of course theming is all fake but still highly concerning.)