Phantom's Revenge

"Riding this after years of waiting really did pay off. To my surprise the second drop wasn’t super intense but it was still damn fun and if it weren’t for the humidity and one train operations, I’d have ridden this so much more. The hills after the turn were amazing, though. Much better than the one on Maverick that’s for sure, although all of the coasters I’ve been on are great. It’s been six months and I miss you Phantom :(((((((((( Steel Curtain sucks, btw. One ride on it and I was done. They shouldn’t have taken out the Log Jammer at all."

"And excellent steel terrain coaster. Butter smooth with great airtime, and intense downward gs on the second drop. This coaster almost makes up for Steel Curtain being closed on the day I visited... almost."

"This coaster is infamous, but it wasn't as intense as I thought and felt kind of dumb for being so scared to ride it. The most intense part is the ejector air time you get at the end, but the rest of it isn't bad, you can feel the g forces coming down the 232ft drop into the ravine and under the thunderbolt, which was my most favorite part of the ride was that long drop the rest needs improvement starting with the restraint system. For the airtime that you get, the restraints need to be more stable than they are. I mean it works, but just looking at it makes you feel a bit unsafe. I was getting nervous when I was on it with the restraint like it was. I will most likely ride it again, it was fun, but not as intense as everybody says it is and also branded as."

"An old Arrow Dynamics steel coaster that became a DH Morgan modified coaster. If you love Arrow coasters, you will LOVE this one. Even if you are just a coaster fan in general, what makes the Phantom's Revenge unique is that the second hill is LONGER than the first! How can this be possible? When the coaster heads down the second hill, it falls down into a ravine toward the river. This ride has great speed and is still relatively smooth overall, with the exception of the end. Be prepared to be bounced around in the bunny hills. It also intersects the historic old wooden coaster, The Thunderbolt which is a cool experience."

"A perfect balance of speed, airtime, and incredible drops. Few coasters have such masterful pacing, and even less that also interact so perfectly with the terrain upon which it was built. This ride slams into the brakes only slowing down for a moment to prepare for the iconic second drop. Diving through Thunderbolt down the mountain side is a rush that is second to none, well except maybe the incredible finale. Put this on the short list of rollercoasters you must ride before you die."