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Nitro is one of the better hyper coasters out there in my opinion. While the airtime on some of the hills may be weak, the large camelbacks in the first half of the experience give some nice and susta...

Nitro is one of the better hyper coasters out there in my opinion. While the airtime on some of the hills may be weak, the large camelbacks in the first half of the experience give some nice and sustained floater airtime. I also really like the helix before the midcourse block section, because you gray out as the train is navigating through the upward spiral helix. That moment also pulls strong positive G-forces. While it may not be the best hyper coaster, Nitro is a really enjoyable ride and is one of the most popular rides at Six Flags Great Adventure.

It’s definitely one of the better inverted coasters out there. It’s got a really nice cool layout with 4 forceful inversions, really intense turns, and a couple of airtime moments. My favorite part of...

It’s definitely one of the better inverted coasters out there. It’s got a really nice cool layout with 4 forceful inversions, really intense turns, and a couple of airtime moments. My favorite part of the ride is probably the Immelmann loop, because the valley into the inversion pulls really strong positive G’s. You also get some nice hangtime at the top, but on the descent, the hangtime becomes weak floater airtime. The turn afterwards also pulls strong positive G’s.

In my opinion, The Great Nor’easter suspended looping coaster delivers a great experience with a great amount of intensity, snappy inversions, and great pacing. Despite the slight rattle the ride may ...

In my opinion, The Great Nor’easter suspended looping coaster delivers a great experience with a great amount of intensity, snappy inversions, and great pacing. Despite the slight rattle the ride may have, it’s actually surprisingly pretty smooth, especially in the back row. Overall, The Great Nor’easter is one of my favorite coasters in NJ, and is by far the best attraction at Morey’s Piers.

Medusa is also one of the better looking ever built with its cool layout, some snappy inversions, really intense moments, really good pacing, and some great add-on effects. While it could add some air...

Medusa is also one of the better looking ever built with its cool layout, some snappy inversions, really intense moments, really good pacing, and some great add-on effects. While it could add some airtime hills, I still enjoyed Medusa, nonetheless. My favorite part of this ride is probably the zero-G roll since it delivers some great hangtime and pulls great whip! On the descent, the hangtime transforms into weak, but sustained floater airtime. I also really like the cobra roll because it actually feels pretty snappy as well. Overall, Medusa is a really good floorless coaster and it is one of the best coasters at Great Adventure.

It is a extremely intense ride with airtime and very smooth for a woodie but still has some rattle and it was very comfortable for me and it has really good theming especially in the queue line and it...

It is a extremely intense ride with airtime and very smooth for a woodie but still has some rattle and it was very comfortable for me and it has really good theming especially in the queue line and it has good pace

Love it hate it for being a straightforward record breaking coaster, it felt as an achievement riding this coaster. With that mentality this was the ultimate coaster for me in Europe. The launch i...

Love it hate it for being a straightforward record breaking coaster, it felt as an achievement riding this coaster. With that mentality this was the ultimate coaster for me in Europe. The launch is pleasant yet fast but not overly powerful, the vertical track up was insane, top hat has the few seconds of view before crashing down to Mother Earth.....though everything went so fast (+/- 20 seconds), I can't remember eveything well either. Riding it multiple times might actually be recommended. It is worth to ride this coaster, despite the necessity to purchase another entrance ticket.

I prefer the old track on this one. The first three quarters of the ride were insanely forceful and snappy, and the final corkscrew gave some good hangtime. The new track didn't last too long when it ...

I prefer the old track on this one. The first three quarters of the ride were insanely forceful and snappy, and the final corkscrew gave some good hangtime. The new track didn't last too long when it comes to smoothness though, the ride has a terrible rattle which results in some headbanging. It's still a great ride but I think they downgraded it. The new theming is cool but it doesn't have that "classic" Marvel charm Marvel Super Hero Island was going for.

The layout was phenomenally long and creative. The issue is, the ride gave me a headache like no ride I've ever experienced. The sensation is very hard to describe. it's almost like the forces were ex...

The layout was phenomenally long and creative. The issue is, the ride gave me a headache like no ride I've ever experienced. The sensation is very hard to describe. it's almost like the forces were exerting too much pressure on my skull. Even though it was painful to ride, I rode a second time because the elements were noteworthy.

Steel Force is one heck of an airtime machine! All the hills actually deliver strong negative G-forces, thanks to the lap bars which allow plenty of room for airtime. And the helix is really intense t...

Steel Force is one heck of an airtime machine! All the hills actually deliver strong negative G-forces, thanks to the lap bars which allow plenty of room for airtime. And the helix is really intense too and also delivers some laterals! My favorite part of this ride experience is easily the finale with the three mini camelbacks because those three hills actually deliver violent ejector airtime and the airtime is also snappy! If you want to feel the most ejector airtime, I would highly recommend sitting in the back seat! Overall, Steel Force is one heck of an airtime machine and is one of my favorite rides at Dorney Park!