Manta Roller Coaster POV
There are lots of places to see and things to do in and around the Orlando, Florida area. Whether you’re planning to visit for a few days or a week, you and your family will have plenty of time to … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Roller Coasters
Steel Vengeance Roller Coaster
This coaster promises some real disorientation for its riders. Comment below if you agree. … Continue reading →
10 Cedar Point Roller Coasters
Here’s a review and opportunity to take a ride on 10 AWESOME Cedar Point roller coasters that opened between 1989 and 2018. … Continue reading →
Icon Roller Coaster Front Seat POV
Blackpool Pleasure Beach’s new Icon roller coaster! Take a front seat ride on this awesome double launched coaster from Mack Rides! … Continue reading →
Top 5 Tallest Roller Coasters That Go Upside Down in the USA
Awesome onride POV! Now launching… … Continue reading →
Superman Krypton – Six Flags Fiesta Texas
Check out the largest steel coaster in Texas… Superman Krypton. It comes in the iconic colors of red, blue, and yellow—but unfortunately they don’t come with a floor. This is a floorless coaster so you can experience the way SUPERMAN flies. … Continue reading →
Robin Hood – Walibi Holland
The Robin Hood is a Vekoma Wooden roller coaster at Walibi Holland, an Amusement Park in the Netherlands. Robin Hood was designed by Stand Company and was built by Vekoma. The ride opened in 2000 and has a capacity of … Continue reading →
Zaturn – Space World Japan
Zaturn is an Intamin AG launched sit down coaster in Space World Japan. It reaches the top height of 205 ft and top speed of 80.3 mph (129 kph) and a drop of 198 ft. … Continue reading →
Storm Chaser: Kentucky Kingdom
Storm Chaser is located at Kentucky Kingdom in Louisville, Kentucky. It is a revamp of the parks old Twisted Twins dueling wooden coasters. Together the two rides were combined to make the extreme thrill ride, which features the only barrel … Continue reading →
Valravn: Cedar Point
Valravn is the worlds tallest, fastest, and longest dive coaster. It is Cedar Points 18th roller coaster, and for sure is a hit with the public. Riders descend down a 214 foot 90 degree drop, and are then thrown through … Continue reading →