Wild Thing

The first drop and airtime hill provide powerful floater airtime, while the rest of the ride before the midcourse showcases its speed.

Scott V.

Luckily, the ride did end strong with a wonderful string of airtime hills after the midcourse brake run.

Limitless Park

The first hill has great sustained floater and I enjoy coasting around in the turnaround I guess but man this ride wastes so much track, 2nd half might be the most pointless stretch on a coaster.

Carter Eckhart

Very phenomenal first half with its great first drop, parabolic 5 second airtime hill, and swooping downward drop to the left.

guiderex

Coming from a guy who’s home park is VF, you never get airtime on the return run.

@1BillionMarbles

It tracks much more smoothly than that ride though and is a bit less janky, though it definitely still has some tangent-radius jank.

Michael M.

If I had to choose between front and back, I would choose front because of the smoothness and speed, but it’s still a bummer that you lose the airtime at the end.

Limitless Park

While not uncomfortable, the ride is running shockingly rough this year and it’s gutted the first half of the ride almost completely.

Nyargleblargle

It has a great first drop into an elite first airtime hill into the jerky and boring turn around into the brakes that suck.

James Jenkins

The turns can be pretty forcefull and the last one even made me grey out once but thats the only thing they have going for them.

Gavin

...to see and breathe especially on the drop, we almost passed out from the rain going into our mouths and the G forces until we finally made it back and decided to not go again until it stopped raining.

@NS5_USR

But overall this is a nice fun “family thrill” coaster that has some nice airtime and visuals and is overall really fun.

James J.

For someone getting into roller coasters, this is a great 1st Hypercoaster

Cooper Weeks

It’s quite fast and how it has the on-ride photo section inside the tunnel.

@TheFoxy90sKid

It meanders through a giant turnaround, trims itself to death, and gives what can best be described as “almost-airtime” on the return run of hills.

Ethan S.

It might be tall, but it is such a gradual and slow decline that you don’t get any sort of pull in the back.

Limitless Park