Ride Experience
Air commences with a short passage through a tunnel out of the station, followed by a lift hill. Air's first drop dips to the right, rises up to a 180 degree turn, and drops down in to a large drop to ground level. Air's track then twists over so Air's riders are riding on their backs, performing a large upward left turn before twisting back so riders are once again in the prone position, flying underneath a small ravine. Air's track then pitches up in to a tight turn before performing a 360 degree barrel roll. Air's train hits the brake run and re-enters one of Air's two stations.
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