Batman: The Ride

"Not one dull moment in the ride, you are constantly spinning, jumping, falling and looping, very good if you want an action packed ride."

"It has a little bit of head banging, but for a traditional suspended coaster, it gives a phenomenal ride!"

"Very intense. The ride is really all about tight, snappy elements. The ride's pull out is a surprise when the drop isn't that forceful. If you are riding in the front row at night, just be prepared. The vertical loop is very tight. The 0-g roll is very snappy. The second vertical loop isn't as intense as the first one but still a great element. This helix feels like it is going to make your shoes fly off. I enjoy when moments are as intense as that element. The two corkscrews provide excellent whip for all riders. Not only is the ride very intense but combine that with the cool theming in the queue and you get a pleasant experience. Note that this ride isn't for people that get motion sick. This ride can get people dizzy even if they don't get motion sick easily. This ride will put a smile to the majority of the riders faces. B&M has really done it again."

"This one's a lot of fun to ride; as this is one of 7 heavily themed roller coasters to the Batman series you'll find at Six Flags parks across the country. As you enter, you're taken through a mockup of Gotham City and load up in the "Bat Cave": ready to fight crime! This was the first inverted coaster when it opened (1992 in Six Flags Great America, 1993 for Great Adventure) and has since been awarded Coaster Landmark status by the American Coaster Enthusiasts."

"I hated this ride. Inverts never agree with me. It made me feel very dizzy and nauseated. But the theming was cool"