Z force at SFMM

Were was Z Force located, and what now stands there, and what were the restraints, in the pic it looks like 4 across, with just a lap bar. And was it 4 across? Also the front of the station looks really cool, and the ride looked a little theamed, am I right?

Batman : The Ride replaced Z-Force and its old themed area called The Backstreet or something of that manner. Z-Force was a looping starship ride and is the exact same type of ride found in RCT.

I miss Z-Force so much. I remember being terrified when they were doing to restraints for that ride. I also remember the ride-ops saying is that tight enough when they would do the OTSR's. When I went back one year I remember crying when I got to SFMM to find out that it was gone. I ran over to where it use to be and it was gone and I saw that it was empty, I cried. But when I say the videos of Batman playing while I was there I was like wow ok I can get over it I wanna ride that.

There was Otsr's AND a t-bar style lap bar. They were always really tight, but once you got upside down you where glad they were. The station/queue was the old platform for the Spilikin Corners Railroad. That is why it had a "hometown" feel to it as well as the wooden planks on the platform it self. Once you entered the line you had to pick right or left as there were seperate queues for each side of the "ship". It was pretty much flush loading letting in an even amount from each side.

If I recall correctly, there was also a lap seat-belt. The theme was of a "Top Gun" style Fighter Jet. The name Top Gun was of course not owned by SFMM, so something else was used. I think Batman is a much better thing to have than a Looping Starship. Then again, couldn't they have moved Z-Force to another part of the park? Back then there was a lot more room.

The nearest looping starship to SFMM is PGA. Theirs is themed to a pirate's ship. I forget their name for it.

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PGA's is called The Revolution.
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