Vortex

"I am personally not a fan of this ride because you are standing during it, but I know it is a well liked ride in the park. One of the more unique roller coasters I have ever ridden."

"It’s definitely not a great experience but it’s a unique experience! Not many of these B&M stand up coasters exist. Probably for good reason but it’s worth trying at least once. Make sure to bend your knees a good amount to force the seat down while the restraints lock so the only thing you have to worry about is head banging. Bracing yourself during the inversions and turns and definitely help with the head banging. It’s a weird sensation that almost feels wrong to be standing up as you crest the lift hill and during the inversions. Hopefully the next generation of stand up coasters makes the ride actually enjoyable."

"Ugh!! Since this was our first stand-up roller coaster experience, we were actually pretty excited when we were getting on the ride. When we were in line, we noticed that the operations on this ride were pretty bad and that they were taking a long time to load trains!! Although this didn't really bother us, the ride did. You get on and pull down your over the shoulder restraint, and then sit on this little bicycle type seat which makes it hurt so much, and combined with the headbanging on the twists -- it's unbearable!! Be prepared for a headache after you ride!! It's one of those rides that you do once just for the credit!!"

"This was one of B&M’s first coasters and is nearly 30 years old. It is small and actually a bit intense, but due be warned there is a good bit of head banging and just the overall fact that it is a stand up. The operations take forever due to the nature of the ride. But it’s still quite a fun ride, but personally I think converting it into a floorless coaster would be a good option."