Batman & Robin: The Chiller
This coaster is quite a head banger, but I still found it fun. It is the only launched coaster in the world that has 2 separate tracks which offer quite different rides. The Robin side of the track launches you into a gigantic cobra roll while the Batman side throws you into a one of a kind "Top Hat" inversion that I don't even know how to explain. They then both have a heartline roll and then fly up an incline. You then return the same way you came, riding this crazy ride backwards. The launch is very smooth, but after that, especially on the Batman track, it is just rough. I think I liked the Robin side better because it wasn't quite as rough, but I really enjoyed Batman's Top Hat element.

Batman: The Ride
This was one of the first inverted coasters ever built by Bollinger & Mabillard. Its a little rougher than most but still alot of fun. It has 2 separate vertical loops with a heartline roll in between, and 2 flat spins.

Great American Scream Machine
This was the tallest roller coaster in the world and the coaster with the most inversions when it first opened. I really liked looking at this coaster because of it's massive first drop, but I thought the ride was way too rough. If you want alot of loops, go ride Medusa.

Medusa
The Floorless coaster made it's debut to the world in 1999. This ride combines the best of B&M's sit down coaster with B&M Inverted coaster to make one of the best rides I have ever been on. Sitting in the front seat, you feel like your feet could get caught in the track. It's even fun to watch the floor split in half when the train is just about to get disbatched. The ride is really smooth except for the upward turn after the cobra roll, but even that isn't too bad. This ride has 7 inversions which include a vertical loop, diving loop, heartline roll, cobra roll, and 2 interlocking corkscrews. This is the best floorless coaster out there, but it doesn't even come close to The Hulk.