Frommer's Review
Bruce Banner is working in his lab when -- yes, again -- something goes wrong. But this rocking rocket of a ride makes everything oh, so right, except maybe your heartbeat and stomach. From a dark tunnel, you burst into the sunlight, while accelerating from 0 to 40 mph in 2 seconds. While that's only two-thirds the speed of Disney-MGM's Rock 'n' Roller Coaster, this is in broad daylight, there's a lot more motion still to come, and you can see the asphalt! From there you spin upside down 128 feet from the ground, feel weightless, and careen through the center of the park over the heads of other visitors. Coaster-lovers will be pleased to know that this ride, which lasts 2 minutes and 15 seconds, includes seven inversions and two steep drops. The ride, however, is extremely smooth, making it one of the better coaster experiences for all types of riders. Sunglasses, change, and an occasional set of car keys lie in a mesh net beneath the ride -- proof of its motion and the fact that most folks don't heed the warnings to stash their stuff in the nearby lockers (you should). As a nice touch, the 32-passenger metal coaster glows green at night (riders who ignore all the warnings occasionally turn green as well). Note: Expectant mothers or those with heart, neck, or back problems shouldn't ride it. Riders must be at least 54 inches tall.
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