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Vallejo, California
Last Visited: September 2008
A very unique park layout makes for an impressive skyline
(sorry Boomerang)
Medusa
This B&M floorless is the west coast version of the original
With feet dangling, this coaster travels through the same 7 inversions
Except for this "twist", the first sea serpent
It starts out like a normal cobra roll, except the second inversions sends you looping in the opposite direction
Zonga
You can tell immediately that this isn't your typical Schwarzkopf looper
This is one of the few multi-looping coaster orginally built to travel the German fair circuit
Required to have a compact layout, the manuvers resulted is especially high G-forces
Six Flags has done its best to make this a family ride over the years
And while many modifications haven't taken well to the ride experience, it's still one you have to try
V2: Vertical Velocity
Some say this modified Intamin Impulse coaster isn't anything like the rest of them
I say it's even better
With its spiraled spike angled at 45 degrees, it offers an impressive inversion 100 feet over the entry plaza
Kong
Marine World's suspended looping coaster is unfortunately no smoother than average
Roar
This is another Great Coasters International masterpiece
Here are the famous Millenium Flyer trains
They allow the train to make insanely tight maneuvers
After the spiraling first drop, Roar stays amazingly close to the ground
It also flys over, under and around itself enough times to make you dizzy