TATSUUUUUUUUUU!! No notes, it's like flying through the trees. Line's always long, but worth it, hardly any injuries after the ride. DEFINITELY add this to the list of attractions to check out at Six Flags. read more

Tatsu is a unique roller coaster because you are riding on your stomach for the whole time. This ride gives you views and makes you feel like you are flying. You were able to see so much of the park and the Santa Clarita Valley while riding this. For some, it's a little uncomfortable because of the position that you are in. But if you want a top level thrill, check this ride out. read more

This was a very fun ride! I thoroughly enjoyed this and would 100% ride it again. My second favorite ride while I was here. Very intense and I loved the flying position they have you in. It helps a lot to not cause head banging like a lot of other rides do at my height. read more

Call me ridiculous for reviewing a roller coaster in an amusement park, but I remember when Tatsu first came out and I was terrified to ride it as a nine year old. Fast forward to age 26 and it is a thrill! I was thankful to ride it with close friends from school, but goodness on the way back to start after all the loops, you kind of catch a glimpse of people's saliva and vomit from below (ew). Needless to say, this ride will knock your socks off (if they aren't secured properly). read more

Once you pull down the restrains, your seat flips 90 degrees so you're facing straight down and you are OFF! You start to climb the lifthill which is very cool since you're stairing straight down AND you get a great view of Roaring Rapids. (And if it's winter you can see it drained. :) Which is cool!). While you're doing this, your anticipation continues to build up souly because of how MASSIVE this ride is. I mean, LOOK AT IT! IT DOMINATES THE TOP OF SAMURAI SUMMIT! And yeah... looks are not deceiving here, because this ride is AWESOME! Anyways, onto the review! We head down the first drop, although it isn't super intense, we still build a TON of speed! We then rise up and flip into a corkscrew which is awesome since we have a ton of speed going into it. Plus we do get a nice whip to it so that's a plus! After that, we soar into the heartline spin. Unfortunately, this doesn't really have a whip to it and it's pretty floaty. But hey, we're staring straight up at the sky so I can forgive it. After that, we drop into an eggturn. This is awesome as we get a NICE view of Six Flags Magic Mountain. We then continue to fly into a bank turn and shortly rise up after as we prepare for the one moment that every enthusiast talks about when they think about Tatsu. And that is the PRETZEL LOOP. The ONE moment that everyone talks about with Tatsu! The one moment that increases the score of this coaster by an ENTIRE POINT! And yeah, this element is awesome! Easily one of the GREATEST moments on ANY coaster ever built. You DIVE into a valley facing upside down as your entire body gets WHIPPED DOWN BY THESE FORCES! SERIOUSLY THIS IS ON PAR WITH X2 IN TERMS OF INTENSITY. (Keep in mind, if you are even CLOSE to X2 in terms of intensity, YOU HAVE AN INTENSE ROLLERCOASTER!) So yeah, this moment was awesome. Before getting a moment to think "OH MY GOD THAT WAS FREAKING AWESOME" you then rise up into one last 0 G Roll which is fun before heading into one last overbanked turn into the brake run. And yeah, that was Tatsu. This is easily one of the best coasters in the park and one of the best coasters ever built. Although it's inferior to Twisted Colossus and X2. It's still pretty awesome and is my current favorite B&M (It's either this or Montu.) I'd OBVIOUSLY recommend riding this for more reasons than one. The Pretzel Loop and Tatsu as a whole are just so freaking good! So yeah, I HIGHLY reccomend riding this when you're at Six Flags Magic Mountain!!! Sure, the line can get long. But it's WORTH IT! I PROMISE!!!! Final Score: 96/100 Opened: May 13, 2006 Manufacturer: Bolliger & Mabillard Last Ridden: October 10th 2022 read more

At other six flags parks, there is Superman: Ultimate Flight which is usually the flying coaster. At Six Flags Magic Mountain, we have Tatsu, the lay-down coaster. Tatsu is a laydown coaster that ends up being similar to Superman with its inversions so you feel as if you're flying. It's one of the newer coasters at the park and it's pretty damn popular too. With speeds reaching up to 62 mph and heights reaching 170 ft coupled with various inversions -- you're in for a treat when riding Tatsu. The pretzel loop is so intense, just like Superman so look forward to that too. This was my first coaster at the park and I can see why this park is labeled "the thrill capital of the world." They truly deliver thrills and this one was great. read more

Tatsu - Amusement Parks Near Me - Valencia, California

Ok, if you want extreme thrills, then this coaster is for you. It is way too intense for me. You are put into a flying position lying on your chest with your feet "shackled" to the ride. It is very uncomfortable. I felt like my feet were going to fly out which was not possible but I did not like that feeling at all. It puts a ton of pressure on your chest especially during the dive. And man, that dive is crazy. If you love it, then you will love that ride. It nearly killed me :D so I am not a fan. The rest of the ride is a lot of corkscrews were are fun. But it was too intense and way too uncomfortable for me. Hard pass! read more

One of my favorite rides. So unique. You will definitely get a fear of heights with this one. Haha! This feels more like a Superman ride that the Escape from Krypton ride. You're literally Superman'ing as you feel as you're flying on this thing. Though it's supposed to simulate flying like an Eastern dragon, slithering through the air. Which is also kind of cool, thinking of that type of dragon and a coaster. Had no idea I'd ridden the longest, highest and fastest flying coaster in the world. Feels neat. read more

Tatsu - Amusement Parks Near Me - Valencia, California

Omg so I have been to Magic Mountain a few times and never rode this due to the long lines. Finally, rode this yesterday and the pretzel loop is legit! The dive into this is just incredible. This is now my #2 at six flags over magic mountain just under Wonder Woman. Awesome ride! Not for the faint of heart! read more

Tatsu - Sign - Amusement Parks Near Me - Valencia, California

Felt like i was flying! It doesn't hurt, it's not that scary and pretty much zero hangtime. (would not recommend if you're a woman)

Scope this- I've never been on Tatsu before! I'm used to being strapped into a roller coaster in a way that resembles an F/A-18, but I was not expecting to start off by roasting onto my stomach. This ride made me feel like I was truly flying! We were laid flat on our stomachs the entire ride with a few twists, but the kicker was when we hit the loop. We go over it in such a way that it feels like an inverted loop. We start near the top and head towards the ground then back up. This loop pushes you into the back of your seat to the tune of 2, maybe 3gs. Lots of fun! The only drawback is that it's so far towards the back. Definitely going back on it again! read more

Tatsu broke down while we were at the top of the lift hill, leaving us dangling 170 feet above the ground facing down for 30 minutes. We were all traumatized, chose to leave the park, and first relations wouldn't even give us a refund. Magic mountain just lost a Customer for life, and will be sharing this experience with my entire social network so they don't ever go back either. read more

Tatsu - Amusement Parks Near Me - Valencia, California

Six Flags...more like Sucks Flags (got 'em). In classic fashion one of its most hyped up rides breaks down. After a long wait, the ride was delayed with no detail into the length of delay or potential implications on the safety. Been 2 rides today and already 6pm from bad lines to bad engineering to bad vibes. read more

Have you ever thought you could fly then tried to do it only to be disappointed that you can't fly and with having done that action you find yourself having some other agonizing pain besides the disappointment of knowing that you completely failed? Well the good news is that when you ride Tatsu you get to fulfill that desire to fly without the repercussion of the pain associated with the failure you previously endured! Tatsu takes you to the top of Magic Mountain well into the sky with an amazing view of the ground below you as your pretty much laying on your chest with your legs held up as you fly around spinning and twisting round and round tell you hit that gigantic loop where your on your back all the way to the ground before being flipped back up to being on your chest again for the next little bit of twisting turning fun fun fun! The line for Tatsu moves kinda quick when they are running both the stations so your never really stuck in one place for too long. The really only downfall of Tatsu is that it's in desperate need of a paint job to the point of where it's just a worn orange as I believe they haven't painted it since the ride opened in 2006! Wile the paint job doesn't effect the ride what so ever all I know is that if I spent 21 million dollars on a ride I'd keep it's color bright a decade later as a sign of respect for such a crazy cool unique roller coaster. Tatsu is an amazing coaster from it's awesome design to it's ability to simulate flight with every ride this is always a must ride when visiting Magic Mountain and always will be one of my favorite attractions in the park! read more

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This ride is amazing the flying bits are really cool. My favorite ride and pretty comfy but the seats don't lock the best while you are hanging but they are pretty secure and the ride is just fun and the decorations are awesome. read more

Laying face down and holding my head up throughout the ride killed it for me. Once is enough type of ride (before sunset for best views).

Tatsu was so much fun. It is a such a cool ride for those that can not do the extreme coasters, like me. Tatsu had a horrible wait time of more than 2 hours but it was worth it in my eyes. The ride does not have a crazy drop but rather more of a flying type of feel to it. The only scary part for myself was the loop. I read online that the loop is a record breaking loop. I really enjoyed the whole flying feeling because it really brought a childhood dream to life. Which is to be able to fly! read more

My Favorite Ride Anywhere! Great Ride! Super Fun Adrenaline Rush! Six Flags Magic Mountain is my favorite amusement park of the many parks I have visited worldwide. This is my very favorite rides of anywhere I have been! What really sets this ride apart is the positioning where you are flying like a Dragon with your belly to the ground. It's a pretty amazing feeling and the initial climb is really cool. This is a good ride to start and also end your six flags adventure with. It is a different experience in the day and then night. Both are must experience times. This ride is a reason to get the flash pass too sometimes so you can avoid the at times long lines since it is super popular. Super well designed and planned ride. Nice and smooth and all around great! What else can be said, but why are you not at six flags now riding this ride? read more

So Tatsu is supposed to make you feel like flying? No, it made me feel like dying. How is the ride fun when the motion is messing with the wind in the wrong direction and making you feel uncomfortable. read more

Look ma, I can fly!! The roller coaster Tatsu is one of my favorite two roller coasters in the whole Six Flags Magic Mountain experience. You enter the coaster area and sit down in your seat and you have a harness that comes down and covers most of your chest and shoulders and then a harness that holds your legs in place. You sit there all comfortable and all of a sudden when things are ready to go the whole seat you are in tips backwards and up and all of a sudden you are hanging parallel to the ground. It is hard to explain...it is an amazing feeling and a scary feeling all at once. And you are still in the station at this point. You leave the station and start up the lift...HOLY COW all of a sudden you are hundreds of feet in the air, parallel to the ground with what seems like nothing to keep you from plummeting to your death. And this is before the ride even really starts. After you get to the top of the lift you fly through loops, around turns and do a crazy inversion loop where it seems like there must me 1000 G forces pushing down on you. I warn you, do not ride this ride if you have an issue with heights. If you can deal with heights you will love this ride. The line gets really long on busy days so just like X2 make this either the first ride in the morning or the last ride at night. They do not allow you to bring loose items on the coaster so you either have to rent a locker for a buck, have someone who is not riding keep your stuff or be smart and rent a locker at the front of the park for the day and put your stuff there. Tatsu is located at the VERY top of the hill in the middle of the park and it is quite a hike up the hill...save your legs and ride the Orient Express from the bottom of the hill by the Revolution coaster up to the top right next to Tatsu. Have fun learning to fly....just don't let your lunch go flying too. :0) read more

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Did you know you could check in for individual rides at Six Flags: Magic Mountain? Well, Matt found out ;) Let's rate all the attractions this magical peak has to offer! (Be sure to check out my other reviews for this theme park.) Now that Tatsu has been opened for so long, I dunno how many visitors actually understand the theme of the coaster without looking it up on the park's website or the guest info pamphlet. Can you tell from the following description? The entrance sign of the coaster features a fearsome, red dragon, and the queue line is decorated with the Chinese character for dragon, and maybe other dragon motifs as well. To the less observant eyes though, all this may not be as obvious. The whole point of the coaster is to let you experience what a dragon feels like when it's soaring through the sky, assuming the dragon glides through the air head first and face down. The coaster design itself is very fun already, but knowing this backstory just makes it that much more fantastic, so here ya go! I do apologize if you're a Six Flags fanatic and already know. There's 10 seconds of reading you'll never get back, lol. In any case, having ridden this coaster many, many times through the perks of a season pass for a few years, the ride experience has actually become somewhat tame! (More on that below.) Despite the above, it's always fun to watch the riders ahead you board the ride, get strapped down, then elevate backwards 90 degrees, until they are facing downwards while being parallel to the ground. ***Transformation to a dragon complete!*** Something about that sight still makes me appreciate the charm of Tatsu even after number of years. And however veteran you are to this thrill ride, you still can't wait to be the one being suspended mid-air. While it's still somewhat fear-inducing when riders are climbing up the first steep hill, and they're eventually transported high enough to stare down into nothing but heights above the walkway below, the ride overall felt very serene and safe. At least that's what it's like for me now. Because of my many sessions on the Tatsu, I know it's extremely safe, so all my jitters have gone out the window. What's left of the ride, for me personally now, is a nice, peaceful, semi-speedy sky tour over the lower campus of Magic Mountain. I enjoy swirling around through the cool breeze, all the while visually surveying over the main plaza's fountain, the occasional trees, and whatever that is only accessible through Tatsu's point of view. Guests who do not ride Tatsu frequently should still find it thrilling enough, and guests who DO ride it often enough still have something to appreciate. In short, it's a great ride! Worth mentioning is the one traditional loop-a-loop towards the midpoint of the ride, because since the coaster and you are suspended on the lower side of the rail, the entire experience of going upside-down on a loop feels extremely different: You'll feel your entire body being pushed back forcefully against the back rest. It's a very trippy feeling, and probably only achievable on this ride in the entire park. If the wait time for this ride is not terrible, do give it a go, if not just for this moment of feeling alone! As to the wait, this ride is still pretty popular, and the line can get pretty horrendous. Anything with an hour wait or below is worth it to me, otherwise, if you're short on time, I'd recommend riding Twisted Colossus or other newer rides before wasting too much time in this ride's queue. A solid 4-star ride for me, Tatsu is usually on my to-do list during a visit, but also an attraction that can be flexibly omitted without too much regret. (Note: All star ratings are relative to other facilities of the same type within the park. For example, if Twisted Colossus is rated as 5 stars and the gold standard, then all other coasters will be rated according to this scale. Same for restaurants, etc. It's all relative! I feel a lot less guilty grading a coaster down this way, since I would still rate Six Flags: Magic Mountain's main page objectively as a whole. Please see that particular review.) read more

I've heard so many people rant and rave about this roller coaster, so I think I got pretty hyped up and expected more from it, but I still had a good time! Once the ride starts you're immediately suspended in air and lying on your stomach the entire time. It can be quite uncomfortable during some parts of the ride, like at the end when you have to wait 3 minutes for the next set of cars to go (definitely be aware that your blood will be rushed to your head for a while if this happens). Other than that fact, the ride was great! Super unique and exciting and fun! read more

Next to Twisted Colossus, this has to be my favorite ride at Magic Mountain! It is a beautiful, yet exhilarating experience that takes full advantage of its hilltop setting, making it feel like you're actually flying in the air above the mortals below you! One of the most intense aspects about this ride is of course the giant pretzel loop in which you dive head first towards the ground and then back up again! It sends a powerful shot of G-forces to your head that can be extremely overwhelming to the senses, but at the same time is amazing. They should maybe think about repainting the track sometime soon as it's looking a bit faded these days, but that's just a nitpick and it doesn't affect the ride experience. For me this is about as good as a roller coaster can get and there aren't many I know of that can top it. It is simply a perfect, A+ coaster from B&M that you must ride when visiting Magic Mountain! read more

You feel like you are wearing a jetpack. You go into this inverted loop where your back is facing the ground, something you probably have never experienced before going on this ride. The ride just keeps on going. read more

Probably the second best ride at Magic Mountain. It is one of the new type coasters, compared to the normal roller coaster rides of yesterday. Our wait in line was 1.5 hours. It was worth it. The position you are in is a flying type position. There are some really good free fall moments, which all the new coasters have so much free fall now. The lead worker was funny. He did his best to entertain the crowd while we were all waiting. He would be screaming into the mic as each train left and came back. It's hard to explain what he was saying, but funny. read more

Tatsu - Tatsu coaster going by - Amusement Parks Near Me - Valencia, California

Tatsu is hands down, the BEST roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain. It provides a way to experience the sensation of flight with its sweeping turns and inversions. It is a MUST ride anytime you go to Six Flags. However, this coaster is not for the novice. When you are standing on the ground looking up as the riders go by, you think " pshhh thats not intense" Then you get on, and you realize it is WAY more intense than you thought. The record breaking ( and infamous) pretzel loop will try VERY damn hard to make you black out, and lose your lunch in the process. ( p.s count the acid marks on the final brake run XD). I only went on this ride during my high schools grad nite, but i want to ride it again. A buddy of mine chickened out though. He took one look at it and said " nope. ". In sum: Go on this ride! you will LOVE it! read more

they really hit the nail on the head with this one: FLY AT THE SPEED OF FEAR. This ride seems slow if you're watching, but ride it & the experience is like no other! The drop is 111 ft & it's also the world's tallest, fastest flying roller coaster & is the only flying coaster to feature a zero-gravity roll, and has the world's highest pretzel loop. This one almost ranks up to the intensity of X2. I had my eyes closed for the majority of the ride! read more

I loved this ride so much, because it feels like we're flying in the sky as a hand glider of the flying dragon. Also, my brother really loved this ride as well as the other rides at Six Flags Magic Mountain. read more

So...here we are my friends. My 200th review. I've already done the greatest place on earth "Disneyland", and the greatest thrill park on earth "Cedar Point", So I thought I would review my favorite coaster on the west coast. Tatsu. Here's the thing about this ride. First of all, it's a flyer, so you are hanging in superman style seating facing STRAIGHT DOWN at the ground beneath you, with nothing stopping you from slamming into the pavement 100's of feet below other than air, which we all know isn't very good at stopping anything really unless compressed. This air ain't compressed. Nope, it's the kind of air that screams through your face and your hair, blowing at you and reminding you where you are, amongst the birds and other heavenly bodies. Once you figure out how to mentally get past whatever personal hell you create on your way up that delicious lift hill over the trees, looking down at the ants beneath you, either anxious or terrified of what they would be feeling if the roles were reversed, it becomes adrenaline. Adrenaline in anticipation of the terrifying drop that awaits you. Then, it happens. You are at the top of the lift hill, which mind you is magnified as horribly as possible because you are at the top of the mountain itself only adding to your terror, and you are now faced with a choice. Are you going to close your eyes, scream, and pray that you get through this? or; Are you going to open your eyes, let your hands and body hang freely, and grip what at this point, is your inevitable destiny for the next two minutes by the balls? There's only one choice for folks like me. hands out, eyes wide, let it roll. And with one awesome and forceful swoop down and to the right, you are on your way. You fly back up, feeling more pressure on your chest due to the forces coming FROM YOUR BACK, and you realize how amazing this experience can be...suddenly as if you are in control, and you logically think to yourself how amazing it would be if you could barrel roll in this moment, just as you would if you were a bird, and Tatsu happily obliges, thrusting you in your most likely first parallel whirlwind across a steel track 100's of feet in the air. You are exhilarated. You aren't sure what to make of what's happening inside of yourself right now, but you don't really have time to think about it, as you barrel roll back the other way now. It is probably this moment in which you find yourself laughing uncontrollably at how free you feel. You slightly dive down toward the patrons walking on the right side of Ninja and think to yourself, "if only you suckers could feel what I feel right now", as you bank back upwards and arch out to the right, U-turning yourself back to where you came from. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, Tatsu gets pissed. The dragon goes dark. She dives sharply and viciously whips you to the left, and it is this moment, of all the moments in the park minus one other on her little brother X2, that makes you truly question your decision to put your life in the clutches of this mechanical beast only minutes ago. Why? Because you are facing the world's largest pretzel loop, and the dive that is in front of you, will easily define your visit to Southern California. As if angry with you, Tatsu WHIPS down a good 40 feet to pick up MORE SPEED before she thrusts you back up another 30 feet ONLY TO THROW YOU HEAD FIRST for probably the first time in your life, straight down a good 165 feet before laying you on your back and dragging you against the all too real concrete below. You easily approach blacking out with the amount of G's being pressed against your humbled and broken human body. Just when you feel yourself slipping away from consciousness, Tatsu decides you have learned your lesson. That you have had enough. And she brings you back up to what you assume to be safety. But you'd be a fool to believe it. As if to make sure you have learned your lesson about trying to tame dragons and poking your little human head where it shouldn't be, she barrel rolls you once more and throws you out of the trees and into the open, above the entrance and the people safely beneath you at the main fountain at the front of the park. You scream. Tatsu smiles as you play into her hand, knowing your futile screeches have served their purpose, and you have helped her to scare the hell out of anyone that just arrived in the park thinking about coming to play with her. 2 seconds later she whips you back into the trees for one last playful dive before turning left and bringing you back to the beginning of this horribly delicious nightmare. Tatsu is a world class scream machine, and she is in my top 10 possibly only behind the likes of Millennium Force, Nemesis, and Maverick. Ride her if you dare. She will blow your mind. I give Tatsu a ransomed 5 out of 5 stars read more

One of the coolest coasters I've ridden in awhile, you're hanging upside down like a superman and I like the part where you're starting to drop, you're at the highest point of the ride looking down below. Totally worth the wait compared to other coasters in the park. Remember, you have to be at least 48" to ride this! read more

Tatsu - Tatsu ride - Amusement Parks Near Me - Valencia, California

Wanna feel like you're an Hawk chasing that damn crow!!! Then jump onto Tatsu...you are suspended on your tummy as you fly through the air. The kicker is when you go through the loop....it gives a feeling like not other. Warning: the line moves slow, due to the time to load the coaster. Expecte 2+ hrs wait on the weekend. We were actually in line for 2 1/2 hours. Plan on hitting this ride first...as soon as the park opens to avoid the wait time. read more

OK, this is a great ride. It is a bit scary. You are hanging forward as if you are being pulled by your suspenders..... of course you would have to actually be wearing suspenders for this to happen... you get what I am saying. It's an experience and you should probably check it out if you consider yourself a roller coaster aficionado. That being said, Full Throttle is not to be missed. It is Magic Mountain's newest coaster - June 2013. A smooth ride and a comfy seat puts this on my top 3 list. Unfortunately, Tatsu gets 2-stars because of the long wait to disembark,hanging awkwardly face forward. Oh and the vomit below me at the end and no where to go!! GROSS! read more

This is one of my favorite rides at the park, if not my absolute favorite. I can't believe Tatsu is now five years old. It's just as good as it was when it first opened. The flying feeling is captured well. The ride starts with an awesome lift hill that ascends from the mountain top, making the ride seem a lot taller than it really is. After a swoop to the right, you go through barrel rolls, corkscrews, and best of all, a pretzel loop that really provides some serious Gs. It's a smooth ride that never really lets up until the final brake run. Tatsu should definitely be on your must-do list. read more

Dude!!! This ride will make you $h!t A Brick. it's totally insane. I've love Super- High thrill rides, and I know I have to lower my level of expectations cause I'm highly intense. Having said that, this ride was truly amazing.... .... Six Flags could install a Supplemental Safety Strap in case the Mechanical Restraints go bonkers. read more

Wholy crap! this ride scared me sooo much! But I still went back to ride it again....and i can't wait to go back to six flags...just so i can ride it again and again...seriously i could spend the entire day just on this ride. that first climb up the hill and i'm facing straight down at the ground with nothing but a restraint bar holding me from dropping face first to the ground...i have faith and confidence in the park to maintain all rides so that no one gets hurt...i really do...but this scares me soooo freakin much...not enough to keep me from going on the ride...but it really makes me think about all those freak accidents that happen on coasters... read more

Get ready to ride this ride dragon style. If you can, try to get the front seats for the full on experience. The most panic-inducing part is when you're steadily ascending up to the drop point and facing downwards (just don't look down, guys). Once you're past that, it makes for a smooth ride. By far, my favorite part was coasting through the loop. Went on this ride twice and I don't think I would ever get tired of it. Definitely one to check out. read more

The best ride to ride last! When you're tired of walking to every other place but you just feel like lying down and catching your breath, this is THE one to go to. Why? Cuz I did that and I felt like Peter Pan!!! When the sky is dark and the lights are up, flying up in the night sky is one hell of an experience. I almost gave up on this ride cuz of all the stoppages in the middle of the day with all the technical difficulties and the long-ass lines. But when it was all fixed and I finally got to ride it at the end of the day, it was all worth it. So get there 15 minutes before the park closes but just make sure you don't miss it. Keep your eyes open and just think of Neverland. You'll have the best time of your life for almost a minute, LoLz. read more

Holy shit... the ascent gives you time to picture yourself falling to your death onto the walkway many many MANY feet below. Saw a lot of peoples change fall out of their pockets hahah One the best rides currently at six flags read more

Tatsu is one of Six Flags first "flying" roller coasters, where you're locked in standing up and then it leans you forward so you feel almost like you're flying. Get a locker for this one! This has got to be the #1 phone and hat magnet of a ride, because of the way you face down things will naturally slide out of your pockets and they won't shut her down to get your stuff, you'll be stuck waiting until they close for the night, collect and catalogue all their lost items, and then match it to your lost and found claim form. But back to the ride: it's a steel roller coaster, so you'll feel secure as you fly about 50 feet up over the trees and walkways of Six Flags in loops and circles, screaming wooo with everyone around you on "Tatsooo" as the ride operators affectionately call it. read more

Omg...... this ride was insanely cool. I did not know that you rode horizontal. It definitely makes you feel like you are flying. The line is always super long so even though i have been to 6 flags many times since it opened, this was the first time that i rode this ride and Omg it was so cool at night. The view is crazy beautiful at night. The turns are crazy and the loops are epic!!! There are 4 people per row, so plan accordingly and the front row (turn to the very right once you get up the steps) always has a long line because it's the front row. The crazy part of this ride is the calf restraints, so your feet so thrash and dangle like in other rides. Overall, one of my new favorite rides @ night because of the view....idk if I would enjoy the whole view during the day...maybe? Lol read more