Batman Knight Flight
This B&M Floorless coaster seems really fast and out of control when you ride it. It has 5 inversions, the first being a huge vertical loop that lets you hang out of your seat. This ride is placed on the shores of Geauga Lake right next to Serial Thriller and Raging Wolf Bobs. I really enjoyed this ride, but I prefer Medusa at Six Flags Great Adventure.

Big Dipper
This is quite a great classic woodie. Not only does this coaster give out good air-time, it gently lifts you up and out of your seat over and over and over again. I don't really know how to explain it, except for saying that it is the best in the front and still really good torwards the back. It's out and back design squeezes through alot of the park's older rides and their water park, making it even more exciting. I was lucky enough to be in the front seat of this coaster during a sudden downpour, which made it quite an experience.

Raging Wolf Bobs
I found this coaster to be very fun. It twists and turns in and out of itself many times. It was built in 1988 by the Dinn Corperation, but it looks and feels alot older than that. This coaster is much more fun torwards the front because it seemed to be alot more bumpy in the back.

Road Runner Express
This was the smaller of the Y2K coasters built at this park and it was not yet opened when I visited.

Serial Thriller
Compared to The Great Nor' Easter, this coaster is totally smooth. But I also think that this standard Vekoma SLC was the least exciting Inverted / Suspended Looping coaster I have ever been on. I ended up riding it about 10 times and then decided to just stick with Raging Wolf Bobs and Big Dipper for the rest of the day.

Superman Ultimate Escape
This ride is simply nuts. You board a 28 passenger inverted train and prepare for the strangest trip ever. First it launches you using LIM motors about halfway up the northern tower. The northern tower is basically a huge heartline roll going 90 degrees upward making it an upward spiral. You make it about halfway up and then just fall back to earth and get launched backwards through the station and up the southern tower which is basically a 90 degree incline without any spirals or anything. Then you freefall back through the station and go all the way up to the very top of the northern tower (this is where the front seat is by far the coolest). Then you fly back through the station and go back up the sounthern tower but right when you reach your peak height, brakes hold you there at a complete 90 degree angle for about a second and then let go (this is where the back seat is by far the coolest). Then you go back up the northern tower about 3/4 of the way and drop back into the station where this insane ride is over. What a rush!!

The Villain
This Custom Coasters built wooden coaster is a very nice addition to the park's other classic wooden coasters. It is quite smooth throughout the entire ride and it is filled with lots of positive, negative, and lateral g forces. The open trains are another great treat, but the lap bars should be widened in my opinion because when you hit any lateral forces your legs fly right into the side of those lapbars and it can tend to hurt a bit. I really love this ride, but there sure isn't anything like a great ride on Big Dipper.