Batman The Ride
This coaster is almost exactly like the one at Great Adventure. Everyone knows that they have the same design, but this coaster is a little rough and pretty intense just like the New Jersey model. Basically the only difference is the color.

Colossus
Well, unfortunately I wasn't able to ride this coaster along with Psyclone, Goldrusher, Flashback (closed), and Canyon Blaster because I was only able to spend a half a day at this park. So obviously I hit the big coasters.

Goliath
This coaster ranks in my top ten steel not becuase of its 255 foot drop or 85 mph speed, but the g forces it pulls through an extremely tight helix found near the end of the ride. The first drop is really awesome because it drops you right into a 120 foot underground tunnel. The turnaround is cool as well, and the camelback produces major airtime in every single seat in the train. But after the mid-ride brake run and a few turns, this ride gets wild. All of a sudden you feel a huge force pushing you into your seat, and right when you start to black out, it lets you go and you hit the brakes. This helix is even more intense than most Schwarzkopf coasters out there.

Revolution
This was the first ever sucessful looping coaster ever built. Sucessful meaning that it doesn't snap people's necks. 2 things really hurt this coaster and they are trim brakes and shoulder restraints. If they were eliminated from this ride, it would be the best Schwarzkopf coaster out there. The first part of the ride resembles a small hyper coaster that goes in and out of trees and the second part of the ride is a bunch of twists and turns.

Riddler's Revenge
This is the world's tallest, fastest, and longest stand up coaster. It is a pretty smooth ride that includes a vertical loop, 2 diving loops, an inclined loop, and 2 corkscrews. I like Mantis at Cedar Point a little better than this coaster because it seems to be much more intense.

Superman The Escape
I got onto this ride not having a clue exactly how this was going to feel. The launch was what I expected. It was pretty gradual getting up to the 100 mph mark but once you got there you take off going straight up the tower. as soon as you are totally perpendicular to the ground you fly out of your seat and stay there for a good 6 or 7 seconds. Eventually you bottom out and head back to the station. Overall it is a pretty cool ride but I like Superman Ultimate Escape at Six Flags Ohio better.

Viper
This Arrow built looping coaster is pretty smooth. Viper is one of the world's tallest looping coasters and it has 7 inversions. This is probably my second favorite Arrow looping coaster right behind Drachen Fire.