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Dare Devil Dive's mission begins as you're pulled straight up to the sky on a special vertical chain lift, then slowly roll to the top of the tower nearly 100-feet in the air. After an agonizing pause at the crest of the summit, you plummet downward at an angle that is beyond straight down — it actually angles inward at a blistering 52 mph.
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Oh NOOOO!! Six Flags is going to have to change their stats again! :) I mean ;). lol
-Travis
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"SFOG Facebook: Sorry about that. Again. It's the country's first beyond vertical coaster with a PAUSE element. Before the first vertical drop. That isn't inside a building. And doesn't have a little twisty part on the way down. We're updating our materials to avoid any further confusion. Again. Thanks."
-Daniel
I've been on the Spongebob, and I really liked it. I didn't find the restraints to be an issue, just some thrashing about in the quick transitions.
Jeff - Editor - CoasterBuzz.com - My Blog
Saw was even worse in the front seat than it was in the back, that was totally weird. Honestly, the OTSRs do tend to bang a little (I thought Rage had a jerky turnaround section where I got popped a little) - Speed was just awesomeness, but there was better product....but they're nowhere near as bad as they are on say an Arrow megalooper, or any of the "comapct" SLCs.
Hard to believe I still haven't been on Mystery Mine...some day, LOL.
You still have Zoidberg.... You ALL have Zoidberg! (V) (;,,;) (V)
Well, the easy answer is that it's because I'm a big chicken. :) But yeah, I get the sensation that I will fall backwards right out of the seat. I literally hug the restraints with ridiculous might. Not my favorite experience.
"If passion drives you, let reason hold the reins." --- Benjamin Franklin
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