Ride Experience
The train departs the station and makes a carousel turn to the left onto the 164 ft lift hill. Once the train has crested the top of the lift hill, it banks to the left and drops 147 ft into a vertical loop. The train continues on and up into a zero-g roll, then back down into a highly banked speed turn to the right. Coming out of the turn, the train immediately travels through a cobra roll, followed by a large upwards helix to the right, and onto the mid-course break run. The train then dives off the mid-course break run and into a corkscrew, which leads into a tunnel. Exiting the tunnel, the train travels through another corkscrew and a low to the ground helix before slowing to a halt on the final break run.
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