Ranking Every Coaster EVER at Six Flags Over Georgia 

As a georgia local, I would just like to congratulate you on your ability to say "Dahlonega" properly

As a seasoned SFOG attendee, GASM was better with the PTC 3-across w/buzz bars, Mindbender is worse with the new trains, and how dare you put Batman that low, especially Blue Hawk above it 😭

A very fitting video considering I went to this park last weekend. Goliath and Twisted Cyclome are elite.

You should do most underrated airtime moments

They really owe Goliath some love. The state of the trains is awful, with chunks missing out of the seats and lapbars, maybe refurbishing the trains can help with the rattle as well.

Original Georgia Cyclone was absolutely atrocious after a few years. Absolutely painful to ride. Ninja honestly wasn't horrible when it first opened, but was pretty bad a few years later. I did get the "privilege" of riding Z-Force back in the day, and once was more than enough. Unfortunately, the few times I went last year after moving back to Atlanta were awful experiences. The park is such a dump now.

Twisted cyclone is actually my favorite ride there. I don’t care about length on a coaster as long as it has a good layout

I love this series! Keep up the good work. Love your videos

Loved your video, I have ridden most of the coasters at Six Flags over Georgia except for some of the new ones that they got recently like Twisted Cyclone, that park has a great collection when it comes to coasters great video once again!!!

I'm from the Netherlands and I'll be visiting the South this summer. Got this park on my list to go to together with Carowinds and Dollywood. Really looking forward to riding some coaster models I haven't been able to ride in Europe such as a B&M Flyer and stand up.

This is a great format. I love ranking videos and roller coaster history. It is much more interesting to rank all the coasters "EVER" at a park then all the current coasters as I inevitably get frustrated with newer ranking videos when one of my favorite coasters of a park isn't even mentioned since it no longer operates.

Love the video, grew up going to this park in the mid to late 90s and I always loved ninja and viper. I guess as a kid the roughness of ninja didn't bother me and I loved the inversion heavy layout and ability to marathon it.

Before Georgia Cyclone closed, GASM ran with buzz-bar trains and it wasn't nearly as rough as it is today with Georgia Cyclone's old trains. Still bumpy but tolerable.

This video's release had perfect timing, I am travelling to Georgia at the end of this month and get to go to six flags over Georgia for my first time ever, Ill be sure to prioritize rides based on your rankings.

Another great video. Great job;

"I even saw a bee hive when I was riding it, so that's pretty intense." lmao

Twisted Cyclone is the only RMC I've ever ridden and I consider it my first modern rollercoaster. I was not prepared. Man, what a ride! Its definitely a great ride.

Let’s go! Another one of these videos.

Great video. I was just talking to Coaster Jawn about you. Over Georgia with St.Louis are the 2 SF parks I think need to be treated a bit better. They are both great parks with alot of history. Georgia definitely gets more love than St. Louis but not by much. I'm stoked for Arie Force One myself. It may be the best new coaster for 2022.

This is my home park. I've been going here 50 years and rode every coaster but the mini mine train. The Georgia cyclone was fun when it opened but it got so rough you'd think it had square wheels. I remember when the Great American Scream Machine opened and having to wait in line to get your hand stamped to tell you when you could wait in line. Superman has two things I like. The first being when you top the lift hill and you're tilted downward, and the pretzel loop. However, I don't like riding it due to the lengthy time you spend face down waiting to return into the station and seeing all the vomit stains under where the trains stage. My three favorites are Goliath, Batman, and Blue Hawk. DeJaVu stayed broken down. It was the only coaster I've seen with trim brakes on the side of a loop. I remember a train getting stuck on the loop and the riders stick there for a long time. Viper was short, but one of my favorites.

Georgia Cyclone was amazing. In it's latter years it became extremely rough, but was still one of my favorite coasters. The update to mindbender has unfortunately destroyed the coaster. It is now rough, when before it was a smooth ride for an older coaster.

Allow me to say a few things as someone who used to have this as his local park and revisited last year: I can't attest to how the original GASM trains compare to the Cyclone trains, but my brother agreed that they made the ride worse, and it was one all of us loved when it had the buzz bars. It was like Goliath Jr. However, your experience was kinda dependent on where you sat. I can confirm that Blue Hawk is a hundred times better than when it was Ninja, and I kinda liked it back then even; it didn't really bother me as much as it did others. Still, the soft best restraints make it far easier to appreciate the layout, and especially the crazy headchoppers you mentioned. I found myself ducking several times in my experience. And yes, the original Georgia Cyclone was pretty rough. It was the only coaster in the park that I really regretted riding, didn't help that it was basically my first roller coaster. The RMC treatment really did the ride wonders, and had they not cut out the last third of the layout, it possibly would've become my favorite ride. If I ever go on it again, I'll be sure to go for a back-row ride!

I never rode Blue Hawk before the refurbishment, but if it was half as bad as they say, the transformation was remarkable.

Goliath is definitely my #1 in the park too. One thing that keeps it from being a top tier hyper for me is that first drop. Not because it’s sub 200 ft., but because the angle of descent is more shallow than other hypers. That said, it’s an amazing coaster and I’m very happy to have it at my home park.

Yes Great American Scream Machine had become very rough in recent years but at one time this was not true. At one time this was quite smooth. I was at the park in 2003, 2008, 2012, 2015, and 2019. The coaster was a great ride in 2003, 2008, and 2012. The coaster rode very well those days. I do not know what happened. but when riding in 2015 this coaster became very rough...NO IDEA WHY..They probably changed trains between 2012 and 2015. Also in 2019 it was rough as well. I hear they hae rebuilt the coaster and put new trains on for the 2022 season...Hope this coaster goes back to a smoother operation with the changes.

I forget to say this every time but, good video! I really like this park, sure, it has its flaws, but it is still a fun time regardless. There's a lot of different ways a ranking of their coasters can go, and like always, here's mine: 11. The Joker Funhouse Coaster - I was disappointed when the "funhouse" was nothing but a shed, but I'd never been to a Six Flags park then... It's one of the better kiddie coasters I've ridden, with a weirdly fun pop on the drop in the back, and a great fast helix. I'll ride this every other trip for the experience, provided it doesn't have a long wait due to its awful capacity. Rank: 65/80 10. Dahlonega Mine Train - I've only ridden 2 Arrow mine trains, but I'm already a fan. There's something fun about riding a really old coaster, long, 3 lift hills, turns, hills, shakiness, all secluded in its own place. Add in a fun and thrilling finish and I'll do this twice every time I go. Rank: 54/80 9. Great American Scream Machine - My parents loved this ride when they were young, saying it was full of airtime. A few years ago, my mom and brother rode this, and it was awful. I finally got to ride it, and it's the 2nd roughest coaster I've ridden, behind Cheetah at Wild Adventures. My first 2 rides did nothing: no airtime and lots of roughness. The drop was decent, and the laterals around the turns, but it gave no airtime, and this is coming from someone light enough to get a bit of airtime on Hurler of all rides! I got to ride a 3rd time on another visit, and it was actually good. Still rough, but the drops popped, and the hills gave decent airtime. I had this below Dahlonega Mine Train until this ride. I just hope the refurbishment make this ride much better (oh, and they should turn off that trim after the first drop, too). Rank: 53/80 8. Blue Hawk - I don't like this as much as some people, but it's still fun. It packs in some unique elements into an intense layout. There's no headbanging of course, but the ride still shakes quite a bit, so I'll usually only ride this once, if that, because they only run 1 train and said train goes a snail's pace up the lift so the line takes forever... Rank: 42/80 7. The Riddler Mindbender - I never rode this in its original form, but according to my dad, it ran much faster before refurbishment. They installed a trim brake after the first loop that slows the train down significantly. Because I never rode the original, I can't make a comparison. I enjoyed this one, not much airtime, but it's exciting, and the loops are still intense, same with the half-loop. It's also smooth, which is another plus. Rank: 38/80 6. Georgia Scorcher - I understand why people don't like standups, but I think they're fun. This one and Vortex are decent rides. Unlike Vortex however, Scorcher has soft restraints that absorb any headbanging (compared to the hard ones on Vortex). I like the intense loop and helices putting forces on your feet; it's quite unique. Throw in a wave turn and a corkscrew and you have a solid little ride. Looking forward to riding the bigger models someday! Rank: 37/80 5. Dare Devil Dive - Absolutely-- ride this first, it gets a long line. Some days they're only running 2 trains, and that's even worse. The ride is great though, with intense and unique inversions, an awesome zero-g roll, and that great drop. It also run smooth in most rows. Also, it's the quietest coaster I've ever heard; you can barely tell it's running by you! Rank: 35/80 4. Superman: Ultimate Flight - I'm a big fan of Manta, so I enjoyed this one, too. It's not nearly as good, being somewhat short, and having only 2 inversions. But it's still a B&M flyer, zooming over the terrain and through a short tunnel. Throw in a roll and an insane pretzel loop and this is a great ride! Rank: 18/80 3. Batman The Ride - I didn't know people considered this the best Batman clone. But it's really good! The elements are whippy and the ride is fast-paced. Sitting in the front feels more intense for me, actually. It feels short but also complete, as too much longer and you might get dizzy! Rank: 16/80 2. Twisted Cyclone - My parents liked the Cyclone until recently, when it got really rough. Now, of course, it's awesome. Start off with a fun little pre-lift section before a drop that is good in the front, but insane in the back. Then there's 3 fun inversions, an airtime wave turn, and more of that ejector airtime goodness RMC does so well. It's short, but worth the ride! Rank: 10/80 1. Goliath - This is my favorite hyper out of the 3 I've ridden. The airtime on this one is stronger than the others, and that's great. The helix is awesome and better than any regular turnaround the others have. It's a long ride, too. The middle seats rattle quite a lot, but the back is decently smooth, while the front still has almost no rattle, replaced with that awesome feeling of wind in your face as you zoom through the layout! Rank: 3/80 I would've loved to ride Viper and Deja Vu; it's sad that the only ones left in the U.S. are across the country! Also, happy Mario day everyone! (that was yesterday but still)

Great vid 😊

Georgia Cyclone was incredible when they took care of it and should be in the top 3. The airtime in the 2nd turn around drop was insane. Remember a season in the 90s where a hair weave was stuck in a pine tree next to the ride all season.

Thanks for giving My Ole Home park some Love. 🙏🏾

oh good now i have an excuse to stop my physics homework. thanks chris! love your content! when are we gonna see sophie’s updated top 10?

I rode twisted cyclone for the first time this past summer, and I had a blast. The line was DEAD because everyone was bolting to Goliath/superman, so I was able to marathon it like at least five times. One of the best six flags moments in my life

My home park for almost 2 decades. I used to go at least once a year back in the 90s and 2000s. It was a day here and then usually a day at Busch Gardens Williamsburg when I would go home to E NC to visit with my family. Poor Six Flags suffered from the comparison unfortunately. As for the coaster rankings.... Well the Eurofighter wasn't there the last time I went. Twisted Cyclone wasn't either and Blue Hawk was still the Ninja. And I arrived too late to ride the Mini Mine or Z Force. And I never bothered with the kiddie coaster. Of those coasters the Eurofighter looks good and Twisted Cyclone has to be an improvement over the old Cyclone. I remain skeptical of Blue Hawk. But here's my take on what I road. 1. Superman Ultimate Flight. The novelty of laying under the track in a prone position really sells this one for me. This is one of my favorite coasters of all time. 2. Mindbender, with the old trains. I have no idea about these new trains but one of the best aspects of this coaster used to be that it was a looping coaster that only had a lap bar restraint. It runs through some of the best looking terrain in the park and it rarely has a long line despite being one of the park's best coasters. 3.Goliath. I'm not a huge fan of hyper coasters probably because I love a coaster with inversions. This is a good hyper though, equal to or better than Apollo's Chariot in my book. 4. Georgia Scorcher. This is a wonderful coaster best enjoyed in the very last car for ejector airtime going over the first drop. It's not at all uncomfortable and it's one of the more enjoyable coasters in the park to me. 5. Batman the Ride. The first lift hill on this is so weak and tiny to me and the elements are intense but they whip by so fast it's hard to keep track of where you are. I always feel woozy when I get off this coaster and much prefer Alpengeist or Montu at the two BG parks to this one. 6. Viper. For such a simple ride this thing was a lot of fun and it wasn't painful to ride it either. 7. Great American Scream Machine. Of the parks two wooden coasters this used to be the one that was less painful to ride. It was a lot better when they ran the trains backwards IMO but it was never a painful ride back in the 90s and early 2000s. I wouldn't chance it now though. 8. Ninja. This was without a doubt the roughest steel coaster I've ever ridden and it would just beat you up too much to enjoy all the fun elements. It's hard for me to believe they've made it THAT much better. 9. The Dahlonega Mine Train. At least it's not painful to ride, it's just boring. Road it once on my first trip in 93ish and never went back. 10. The Georgia Cyclone. This is the coaster that made me swear off wooden coasters forever. I've never been in so much pain after riding a coaster. My last ride was some point in the late 90s and I was still in my 20s so you know it had to be bad for me to feel that beaten up at such a young age. 11. Deja Vu. Never road it because they NEVER had it running... Year after year, visit after visit, season after season it was always closed every time I was in the damn park. It's no wonder they pulled it after only 6 years. It looked so cool but it's a waste of space if it's always broken down. The park went through enormous expansion from the mid 90s to mid 2000s. The first year or two I was there there were only 4 full sized coasters in the park not including the Mine Train. Ninja, Mindbender, GASM and Cyclone were all you had to choose from and compared to the coasters I had ridden elsewhere all but Mindbender left me disappointed. Batman the Ride was the first inkling of better things to come but it was Superman and Goliath that really elevated this park to something worth going out of your way to visit. Sad to see that they've only put in one totally new, one refurb and one rework since my last visit over 10 years ago. Seems like the park could use some more love to me.

The last time I went to Six Flags over Georgia was in 2019 when I went to see my Aunt and Uncle down there and I went on the Mind Bender 2 times in a row on the front seat. It was such an awesome experience on one of the most historic Anton Schwarzkopf looping thrill rides in the history of the amusement parks before this ride was modernized in 2020. I think I might go down to Georgia again to see my aunt and uncle and maybe visit Six Flags over Georgia again and see the new and improved Mind Bender (also known as the Riddler Mind Bender)

Awesome video!

Your commentary on z force makes me want your worst 50 coaster vid haha

living for this SFOG representation!!!

I wanted to say that I really liked Georgia cyclone. I really do miss it to this day and airtime thrills, it was an airtime machine.

i love this series

Scream Machine was actually better with the buzzbars. But thankfully, its getting an overhaul.

Excellent video of my home park! On great American scream machine, you failed to mention how the brake run is like a car crash lol

I going there this summer. Can't wait.

Great video, do Discovery Kingdom next please!

Having just visited the park for the first time last weekend, I personally prefer Twisted Cyclone over Goliath. A combination of preferring airtime over intensity (I gray out on Goliath's helix - never expected that from a B&M hyper) as well as the rattle on Goliath being a tad uncomfortable had me preferring Twisted Cyclone. I can definitely see that Goliath is the more well rounded ride and certainly can't fault anyone for liking it more. Also Great American Scream Machine is getting a retrack, so we'll have to see how it rides after that's done.

I haven't been to the park since Batman opened - I rode it for its first summer! - but we're going back in three weeks and I'm so excited about GASM's refurb it's a little ridiculous. I'm hoping Mindbender is still a good time with the new cars; it was my very first upside-down coaster as a kid, back when it was still that rusty maroon color. And Dahlonega, which was my first coaster AT ALL, is also on the must-ride list, for nostalgia's sake if nothing else.

Thanks for the dinner reminder

I actually enjoyed Zforce. You had to prepare yourself for the turns and the short hang time was fun. Georgia Cyclone was awful. Only good in the front row when GASM was good in both front and back. Viper was always fun and usually a station wait since it was at the back of the park. Ninja was headache inducing but SFOG redeemed itself with Blue Hawk. My only complaint is that you can’t raise your hands.

That intense beehive tho LUL When it comes to trains, I found that longer does not equal better, especially on rides like MilF

Perfect thing to end my day after Seaworld Orlando

"I even saw a beehive in the station, so that's pretty intense." lmao

I went to 6 flags over GA in the late 80s when Z-Force was still operational. This was the first ride we rode. I was with 4 friends and 2 of them developed severe migraine headaches with nausea. It ruined our trip as we had to take care of our sick friends. I survived the ride but still got a medium headache which ibuprofen helped. We left the park because of Z-Force head banging. We had driven 100 miles for a fun day. LOL.......awful experience.

This is my home park, so I’ve been on each of these a few times. I’d put scream machine in bottom five. It’s so rough it feels like laying down in an earthquake with a jackhammer on top of you, and I rode near the back(regrettably) and couldn’t find any airtime and I was far from stapled. Almost everything else I agree with

Great american scream machine got some retracking over the off season so we can only hope that it worked, the layout itself is great but its been way too rough up till now.

I've only been once, but my favorite was Goliath and my least favorite was Dahlonega Mine Train, the drop into the tunnel was really painful for me. Also idk why but I laughed so hard about the bee hive being intense joke.

I really enjoy these videos, and I think it would be pretty easy for you to do one on SFOT. I'm pretty sure Over Texas only has 3 defunct coasters. La Cucaracha was a Herschel Mad Mouse like the one at Little Amerricka. Big Bend would have been very similar to Whizzer; and, of course, old Texas Giant was the third. Don't know if you ever got to ride Giant before it got super rough, but I know some people preferred it to NTG.

You should rank every coaster ever at great adventure

Great American Scream Machine got a huge retracking over the 2021 winter. Hopefully it's much smoother

Now that I live only 3 hours away from this park (technically 4 because I live in central time) I really want to go back and ride Mindbender because it was closed when I visited last year

I got to ride Great American Scream Machine backwards a couple years back. 3 times in a row and all I remember is having a headache for the next month

Does this mean more ranking videos for parks? They are so good. Do You better do more of these or El Toro Ryan will staple you harder on El Toro than you ever got on Skyrush.

I live about 20minutes from the park and we get memberships every year. I’d definitely rank Dare Devil Dive much lower on the list. Half the time, it breaks down and gets stuck on the track. Last time I rode it was 3 years ago and we got stuck for 40minutes on Coca Cola day. And the kids joker coaster is fun but ended up smoking and having to close multiple times last year. Also thank your stars you never had to ride the Takis Ninja…it was rougher than any wooden coaster I’ve been on in my life, including the Great American Scream Machine 😖

While Deja Vu may have been replaced with that train ride, now the spot is taken up by Pandemonium, a Zamperla Giant Pendulum.

I really need to revisit this park. I haven't been since 2006 and didn't ride Dahlonega or Joker. Park was so damn busy that day we only got to ride these once. Even with a Flash Pass. My rankings (from a July 2006 visit on a Sunday): 9 Georgia Cyclone (Bring on Twisted Cyclone) 8 Ninja (curious to ride the new trains) 7 Great American Scream Machine (wasn't that bad-- must have gotten pretty crappy) 6 Georgia Scorcher (I rather enjoyed this) 5 Batman (Loved it and this was my first Batman) 4 Superman (this and Batman could really be a tie) 3 Mindbender (really surprised me) 2 Deja Vu (I was shocked at how much I liked this; need to ride Aftershock to complete Deja Vu trifecta) 1 Goliath (Really curious to see how this has held up)

Dang I guess I'm going to have to put off my ranking of Over Georgia coasters.

i haven't been back to SFOG since 2009. Been a Carowinds devotee for most of the last decade. I personally think the latter has better coasters, but since relocating a year ago I am now closer to SFOG so it may be time for a return visit

The Z Force was a right of passage when I was a kid. Ninja was rough . Viper was fun and the line was always quick

Been trying to get here for over 30 years. Mindbender was considered my many to be the greatest Steel coaster of the 80s. Sad I missed the original trains, still hope to make it sometime in the next 2-3 years. Arie Force One should make that a lot easier.

I never been to Six Flags Over Georgia, but I did heard it was the second Six Flags Theme Park to open after Six Flags Over Texas.

If ever you are wondering why Great American scream machine is so rough, it’s probably because the ride was built by the Rcca, although PTC still is the manufacturer/designer

Did you ever get to go to wild adventures and were you able to ride the cheetah before it was taken down?

Is there any chance you could do a top 10 favorite dark rides?

You get points for pronouncing "Dahlonega" correctly.

You should do the top 10 most airtime thrills in the USA 😉

Scream Machine ran way better with the original trains.

"I even saw a bee hive" Man they went all out with the theming

You should do the top 20 if these weren’t rough they would go up on my rankings

Would you consider doing a top 25 mine train coasters in the world video would love to see

If you could ride any roller coaster with no restraint and not die and get all that airtime and always land just a second before the next hill what coaster would you ride

After adding ultra surf coaster next year, SFOG can benefit having an RMC Raptor placed in their go cart area next to Pandemonium.

Never been to SFOG but honestly a six flags parks that I'm super interested to visit one day. Unique lineup.. actually think its more balanced than SFNE. Top two not as good as SFNE but still very good better supporting coasters.

Some takes: I got IN LINE for Dare Devil Dive 21 times, I rode it twice. My god does that thing go down a LOT. It became a joke by the end placing bets on if it would close while we were in line or not. Blue Hawk is cool. GASM is a BEAUTIFUL ride, but I thought I was going to end up in traction after it was over. Terrible. Goliath is SOOOOO darn good. Batman is definitely the best of its kind. EXTRA : Monster Mansion was obviously created by someone on acid, but I loved it. Lol.

9:50 "This train ride" was replaced in 2019 with Pandemonium, a Zamperla Giant Discovery.

Can you rank all coasters ever from six flags great adventure? There’s so many defunct ones that it’d be interesting to see how they compare to the current lineup

Just starting but I'm guessing Chris will underrate Mind Bender. I take Twisted Cyclone and Mind Bender over Goliath but I'm guessing he'll put Goliath at number one. I find Goliath to be a surprisingly rough coaster, especially for a B&M hypercoaster. Honorable mention is Monster Mansion. Of course, it can't be on a best coasters list. But it's so cool that it always deserves a mention whenever discussing SFOG.

I love Six Flags Over Georgia!

Yo video idea id love to see is what parks have the most coasters of one manufacturer. Like i know SF great adventure has the most B&Ms. Love to see who has the most of the other manufacturers

New scorcher is sick but it has slow operations but the short line makes up for that

my rankings of these amazing coasters: #11: Dahlonega mine train. Pain, pure pain unless you sit in the 8th row. #10: Joker Funhouse coaster. Wait, this is a kiddy coaster? Well, then it's a dang good one. #9: Bluehawk. Headbang mania. #8: Dare Devil dive. Fun, but forceless except for the drop. #7: Great American Scream Machine. It's got a length almost as long as its name and a lot of airtime. #6: Mindbender. Nobody is gonna call this the Riddler Mindebender so deal with it six flags. Unlike most people, I don't think they ruined this ride, it's just not as good especially the vertical loops :(. #5: Georgia Scorcher. An actually good and up, no way! I love the vertical loop and the dive off of the turn around soo much. #4: Batman the ride. It might just be another clone, but this thing tried to murder me last time I rode it. I was stumbling in the exit line and was light-headed. #3: Goliath. Please don't hate me for this, this coaster was insanely amazing in November but, the last time I rode it Dec 27, it was moving slower than ever and the valleys especially the first one was so rough they made my head hurt. Other than that one ride which moved it down a spot, this is a really fun coaster which is my most ridden at like 33 rides. #2: Superman Ultimate flight. Unpopular opinion alert! I love this coaster, it really does make you feel like you are flying and I can't get enough of the pull you get diving into the pretzel loop in the back row. The positives of the pretzel loop are also nice and that drop is insane, especially a night. #1: Twisted Cyclone. Short in height and length, but so so so dang good! In my opinion, you have to get a ride on the back row right side. It gives you the best forces on the drop, the barrel roll down drop, the wave turn, and the zero-g roll. The last time I rode this in my self-proclaimed magic seat, I was genuinely terrified at how strong the ejector was on the hill after the wave turn and the hill before the zero-g roll. The finaly is also amazing with airtime after airtime.

Can you do this for Six Flags Great Adventure? Thanks!

I came off The Great American Scream Machine looking like the hunchback of Notre dome! It was ROUGH!

Love the love for my home park but why does everyone hate on Dahlonega Mine Train? It's such a classic and it's a must do for us when we go.

riding ninja was like felt like a ninja just slapped the crap out of you. also deja vu should be in last because it was plagued with mechanical failures and never worked.

I rode Flashback at SFMM and Psyclone in 1998. I dunno, my buddies and I all hated Psyclone and gave us all headaches (a 1 & done). Flashback was right after lunch. No one puked and wasn't as painful as Psyclone was. Early morning ride, so maybe the wood warmed up later...? Flashback hurt, don't get me wrong, just nowhere near that painful woodie!

Well, I rode Georgia Cyclone just once, in 2017, and yeah, it was pretty darned rough.

7:22 I think those trains are actually from Premier Rides, as they look similar in a mechanical sense to The New Revolution's trains.

Great American Scream Machine is getting a full retrack this year, so it should be much smoother than it has been

In my opinion the times I would go to six flags about 7 years ago that in my opinion the Georgia cyclone was much worse than the scream machine in terms of roughness throughout the track. I had friends that loved the scream machine that wouldn’t go on the cyclone before it was RMC’d.

LETS GOOOO MY HOME PARK

Which row is the roughest on the Great American Scream Machine?

Original comment first, but an edit-update later: The only big disagreement I have here is how high you put Dare Devil Dive. It bores me after the first drop and dive loop. Those two elements are great, but the rest of the ride puts me to sleep. At least it would if I actually had time to fall asleep. I feel like I would be dishonest if I didn't edit this. I re-rode Dare Devil Dive for the first time in years, and it completely changed my mind. It is short, sure, but it is forceful and a lot of fun. I still don't have it at number three in the park, but I certainly understand it now.

mind bender was absolutely butchered. when you go back to SFOG go into it with nonexistent expectations and you’ll be pleasently suprised