Booooo! Not a bad "Boo," a ghostly, phantasmagorical…read moregreeting! This ride is so fun! It's one of these that take you from a dead stop to like 60mph in less than a second or two. Hold on tight! Then you go flying through the "bowl of spaghetti" until you're scared out of your wits. This thing flings you around spins you right round, baby, right round. It's a fun one! My favorite part, other than the terrifying dips and spins, is the line to get in, where you go through a haunted house laboratory and there's a whole little act that comes with it. It's super fun!

The workers has no compassion for the guests. The people that checks for the belts do half ass job…read more Heard the company fired bunch of good workers and replaced them with lazy people that can't do the job correctly!

This is one of Six Flags Fiesta Texas's stand-out coasters. Superman is a floorless steel coaster…read morefilled with both speed and inversions.

Superman as if you could be any more Superman with nothing around you as you decent upwards to the…read moretop of the hill of the rock quarry where you suddenly turn and start heading downward towards the bottom of the quarry you see just how awesome this coaster is as it's put in such a awesome scenery that you really can't just stop looking around as our flying about! A floorless coaster of which is built into the surrounding rock quarry you can bet that your in for a ride as well as some sights the layout for this ride couldn't be any better it's built up high into the walls and goes down to the floor where the lake is leaving you not really knowing which way you will end up next! This is one of the best B&M floorless designs I've ridden anywhere it's smooth fast and just all around awesome in many ways this is a super fun coaster so don't miss it as you really can't go wrong flying about like Superman!

Good! One of my favorite rides, you sort of go upside down, it was fun! Seems to be delayed a lot…read morebecause I keep hearing people saying it was delayed and for me it was also delayed.

The ride went down after waiting half an hour, and they don't care. Four times today, four…read moredifferent rides. Waste of time and money.

Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster, like most RMC single rails, is a crazy intense thrill ride…read more However, I could never give it 5 stars because the previous restraints were so painful, they ruined the ride. But Wonder Woman now has reasonably comfortable and more standard restraints, and because of that, I am able to enjoy this ride.

Was fun as hell. I…read morescreamed the whole time. I had fun! Keep your head down lol I analyzed every screw on the wooden frame as we climbed. Thank You Jesus I'm alive lol

"The attraction endeavors to educate while entertaining and to promote the park's core message of…read moreconservation and preservation. The wooden-tracked ride features steel supports. The terrain includes small valleys and undulations which the design takes advantage of. A 96-foot lift hill leads into a drop of 100 feet (30 m). The coaster reaches a top speed of 55 miles per hour (89 km/h) while traversing 3,379 feet (1,030 m) feet of track. As the train leaves the station it curves to the right to engage the 96-foot lift hill, another right turn off the lift leads to an atypical straight first drop of 100 feet into a small valley. A straight uphill climb leads to a curving dive to the right as the coaster assumes a more typical GCI layout. According to the designers, the soaring curves mimic the action of a large ray swimming in the ocean. Multiple curves and dips are combined with airtime pops. As the train works its way over to the Rio Grande rapids ride it passes over a section of the channel before heading back toward the station. On the return run, the coaster slices through the support structure of the lift hill then dives into a surprise curved tunnel. Following a few more turns and airtime hills the train returns to the station. The ride time from station release to brake varies but is approximately 1:40-1:50."

A nice way to take a little break from the heat…read more The track goes about a mile and it was about a ten ish minute ride. Tickets are $6 and I would recommend grabbing a couple $2 Popsicles for the ride. The kids loved it! If you kids are sensitive to loud noises, sit towards the back away from the train whistle.

The train offers a leisurely, scenic circuit around Landa Park. A must for those with littles or…read morefor your first time to the park. The price of $6 each is a little much for multiple trips on the same day, but maybe they have a season pass for locals. I have to admit it makes me is the Hermann Park train in Houston.

Took my two toddlers and they loved it. It's a nice slow paced ride. Be cautioned if the smell of…read morethese vehicles nauseates you... just don't sit too close to the conductor's area. There were only two stops this ride, but we have had 4 stops in the past. The staff is friendly and the annual pass is only $25, so a great deal if you'll ride 2-3x in the year. We accidentally spilled a Drink on the seat. I asked for napkins or towels, but the staff were nice and reassured me not to worry about it. Overall, I'd say this is a must, especially if you have littles.

So I have done a number of train rides around zoos and even one kayaking around a zoo and all of…read morethose instances there was something interesting to see that was zoo related you got to see the back of the monkey Island you got to see where they had the animals in for medical care. You got to see something this train ride has none of that. You just happen to be right in front of the zoo I guess it goes very slowly around a decent size park and up along the driving range of a golf course. It clearly seems like the train ride used to have multiple stops and starts to help people get around But now has just become one loop frankly for the almost $20 the cost I was disappointed my wife was as well. Our eight-year-old son thought it was cool, but they don't narrate the experience. They don't tell you about the area. They don't provide much more than a very slow train ride around a park.

This is one of SeaWorld San Antonio's stand-out coasters. Steel Eel is packed full of airtime, from…read moreits first drop, to its return to the station.