Six Flags Great America Coasters

A classic racing wooden coaster.  One side goes backwards!

The original inverted coaster, and despite being copied over 10 times, is still as good as it ever was.

This ride was recently recognized by the American Coaster Enthusiasts as being a historically significant attraction.  Without this Batman: The Ride, Inverted coasters would have taken longer to develop and may not be in existence today (at least in such abundant numbers).  Batman: The Ride also introduced the world's first true zero-G roll.

Deja Vu is an incredible coaster that offers an interesting and forceful experience.  However, the ride is often down due to poor reliability.

A loopscrew that isn't that interesting by today's standards, but when it opened it was all the rage.  Infamous for stalling upside down in the loop once, and was convered on national and international TV.

Iron Wolf was B&M's first ever coaster and is fantastic.  It is small and forcefull, and a classic ride for B&M fans.

A superb B&M Speed Coaster with a twisting layout and some decent airtime.  The highlight of the experience is the wonderful trains and restraints, plus an incredible first drop!

Superman: Ultimate Flight has a brilliant first half, but is let down by a dull second half of the ride.  The ride however is worth it simply for the Pretzel Loop, which gives very high G-forces.

V2: Vertical Velocity is a thrilling Impulse coaster that is not to be missed.  The acceleration is awesome and the twisting tower is fantastic.  The highlight is the holding brake on the rear straight tower!

Viper is a great little wooden coaster, made all the better by the PTC trains.

A classic coaster that was due to be removed for Superman: Ultimate Flight.  Backlash from fans prevented Superman from getting the nice spot this coaster occupies, saving one of the few Schwarzkopf Extended Jumbo Jet (sometimes known as "Speed Racers") coasters left.