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I live four blocks from that, bought season meal plan, used it for 80 meals.

My fav is raging bull to and I love the air time and drops btw I believe it's called "ejecter airtime"?

Did ya? Did ya? Was it?x

Great life sounds like to me!!!🤘🏽💯

​@@prasantht7660my daughter and I used to live near six flags magic mountain in California. We would buy this season pass and the meal pass. Sometimes we would go there just for the food 😂

Oh hell yeah, you get that feeling of weightlessness as you whip over the top! This is the best!

I agree 👍

I always liked the back row the best. Everyone always tries to get the front, but the back row is best in my opinion. As soon as you go over that first hill, you start flying! No waiting for the cars behind you.

@@SquidzitAcelol everyone knows that the only place on this hyper that is worth a p!ss is the very back.

@@marcbasili love the front too it’s just a different experience. less intense & more chill. i like to end my night with a front ride row. it’s really relaxing at night

Wow😊

@@jasonpetersen1127 yeah front ride has best view but the least scary because you drop from the hill a little lower. Back is for the real thrill seekers

It is absolutely not excellent in general LOL. Only the first drop

@@marcbasilwhy not? Does the first drop hurt your stomach?

@@Bmanrock2004 the first drop (but ONLY in the very back row) is one of the strongest sustained pops of ejector airtime on a steel roller coaster. After that first drop, the ride kind of sucks. It just meanders around without much direction, and it’s trimmed beyond belief.

@@marcbasil so it only hurts your stomach in the back row? Nowhere else?

@@Bmanrock2004 you’re referring to “airtime”. And yes, besides that first drop in the back, the ride kind of sucks & doesn’t offer much of anything.

Back row?? Nah front row with it on every ride 😂

@@Terorise 🤣🤣

Something about the back row always gets me hyped 😂

*Never, always front row, was lucky enough to get on the front row yesterday on Red Force, it was insanely exhilarating, going on the Shambala and Dragon Khan tomorrow second time this week, can't wait*

@@kenoneill8783….? RB is horrible in the front row lmao

All 3 trims hit very loudly

Perfect ride…? Even without those three horrendous trims, RB isn’t even close to being perfect. It was such a failure as a prototype, that they never constructed anything like it ever again; pretty sure it’s their *only* twister variant of their hyper model that has ever been made (maybe some Chinese ones have funky layouts). All of the ones that followed stuck to the trusty out-&-back layout. RB is short, and it has several sections where it meanders & does nothing

@@marcbasilcoaster enthusiasts like you when the twister coaster doesn’t have rmc level of airtime: 😡😡😡

@@piwonbetter pardon….? Not only does RB have atrocious airtime, it doesn’t even succeed as a twister due to the trims. There are no lats to be felt on the bowl section. The thing was a failure thru & thru

@@marcbasil then go at a time where the trims are off LMAO

I only road Goliath and I wanna know if the stomach feeling feels the same on raging bull or if it’s stronger on Goliaths. Which ride is more intense Goliath or raging bull?

How is it underrated…? Most enthusiasts regard it as a top 5 steel coaster drop, but ONLY in the back row

@@marcbasil I think the dropping feeling is the best feeling on a coaster, and this one does it perfectly out of all the B&M hypers I’ve ridden, but yes, especially in the back row.

@@Abasolos9910 it’s called airtime, either floater airtime, ejector airtime, or flojector airtime. The first drop in the back row of this ride is one of the only B&Ms to contain a sustained pop of ejector airtime. It’s an anomaly. However, besides that, this is probably the worst B&M hyper model for airtime. The rest of the ride has almost no airtime whatsoever, and is heavily criticized for it. The best B&M Hypers for airtime are rides like Behemoth, Mako, Shambhala, etc

@@marcbasil I know what airtime is, but I like the drop for that, and the ride can be called overrated over and over, but it’s not going to change my opinion. I do like other b&m hypers better, like nitro or mako.

What’s your #1? Just curious 😅

@@IntenseCity twisted cyclone

@@runier2352I love that one too! It was the first roller coaster I ever went on.

You may be the only person with this as your #1 lmao

I agree with you

I grew up in Milwaukee, and we never missed a season from 1975 I think.

I love riding on the edge and hanging off the side

Wait what?? I hope you mean that they are over-enthusiastic!

I’m so glad to hear that!! I haven’t been since 2008 and am going in 2 weeks. I was worried that in the last 15 years it wouldn’t be as smooth anymore! 😅

There's a rollercoaster in Japan that's the opposite of super smooth. It's the largest rollercoaster in the world completely made of wood. Even the tracks are wood. When you go around each corner it feels like the whole car is going to bump out at any second. 😂

I used to be an avid rider and I have not had your experience in the last few seasons I went, lol.

It’s maybe the only hyper twister model, and it sucked so badly that they never made another (there might be some weird ones in China). They need those three colossal trims on there because it was tearing itself apart otherwise. Even trimless, the twister bowl elements are redundant & offer nothing

​@@marcbasiltearing itself apart? What do you mean? How do you know this?

I got on it for the first time today and omg it was so terrifying for real I cried 🤣

There's only additional que for row 1, but it could do with it for 9, the wait for the back can be anywhere from same as the rest of the rows to an extra 5/6 trains.

It might not even be the best in that area of that park. Viper when it’s running hot probably offers more consistent airtime. RB was a failure for B&M. Besides that first drop in the back row (and ONLY in the back row), that coaster is trimmed to oblivion. It also has the twister section which offers nothing.

A failure in terms of what? I mean, it competes for longest lines in SFGA since day one…

Have a lot of fun, good luck on lines

Appreciate it. Stay tuned for even better 🥃

dopeblacktherapist it is a very good ride i have a gut felling you had an ice cream at the park 🍿i had beer 🍺

They just do what their paid to do, don’t blame them. Ever been on a Beemer where the park owner allowed them to go nuts & get weird….? Flying Dinosaur is arguably the best, most brutaIIy intense steel coaster ever made. Montu & Tatsu are still widely regarded as some of the most intense steel coasters in the US. Their fliers & wingriders over in China are baIIs to the wall intensity, and absolutely enormous behemoths. Everyone knows their hypers stink, but they’re meant for GP, not for enthusiasts.

@@marcbasil I'm a wood coaster guy & barely keep up with steel coasters. Had to look up Flying Dinosaur. I'm not a fan of flying coasters & have ridden four. Both Supermans at Six Flags Georgia & New Jersey, Tatsu, and the old Vekoma X-Flight at Six Flags in Ohio. Don't like the riding position, it's weird feeling & looking & uncomfortable. I dislike the high pressure on my back during the vertical loop. I think these are gimmicks & they're super complicated. The downward corkscrew on Flying Dinosaur looks cool. I need to give these more chances. I rode Tatsu 4 times last Dec of 2022, trying to like it, but I didn't. Some B&Ms I like are Nitro, Medusa, Kumba (LOVE it), Superman Fiesta Texas and Thunderbird. I'll give Superman at Six Flags Great America a bunch of rides as I'll be there mid-September. I'll try to see if I can change my mind & maybe like these.

Exactly, modern era click bait. We know it ain’t true, but it’s hysterical when other people comment all angry 🤌🏽😂

@@EastCoasters where would it rank in your favorite drops?

…? Lol pretty much all enthusiasts do that

You can definitely see the front of the train most of the ride from the back 🤌🏽

I don't think you can just look at the angle, there are mitigating factors like the longer train and pre-drop. I'd be hard pressed to call it best in the world, but it's certainly world class, in row 9.

I take Apollo’s drop over this one. Both are great, but Apollo has a few key advantages in my opinion. First, the predrop is less violent and the track at the top is a lot longer, adding to the anticipation of the drop as you watch the rows in front disappear over the edge. Second, the drop is almost perfect 0G in back. I still remember floating between my seat and restraint the entire time. Raging Bull has light ejector, but that feels safer to me because you’re held against the restraint. And because of the angle/shape/forces/pullout, pretty sure the air on Apollo’s drop lasts noticeably longer. Also the location with the huge trees, the ravine with the river, and the shorter lift, make Apollo’s drip feel surprisingly long. But yes, both A+ drops in back and I looove how sudden they are. They’re like drop towers, one second you’re at normal gravity, the next instant you’re falling.

I take Apollo’s drop over this one. Both are great, but Apollo has a few key advantages in my opinion. First, the predrop is less violent and the track at the top is a lot longer, adding to the anticipation of the drop as you watch the rows in front disappear over the edge. Second, the drop is almost perfect 0G in back. I still remember floating between my seat and restraint the entire time. Raging Bull has light ejector, but that feels safer to me because you’re held against the restraint. And because of the angle/shape/forces/pullout, pretty sure the air on Apollo’s drop lasts noticeably longer. Also the location with the huge trees, the ravine with the river, and the shorter lift, make Apollo’s drip feel surprisingly long. But yes, both A+ drops in back and I looove how sudden they are. They’re like drop towers, one second you’re at normal gravity, the next instant you’re falling.

Diamondback is my favorite hyper but yeah this drop tops it bro 🥃

How does it compare to Iron Gwazis drop