Six Flags New England Coasters

A B&M Floorless coaster with one of the more unique layouts, Batman: The Dark Knight is intense due to its compact size, and despite its cramped nature, manages to perform five inversions, including a loop, miniature dive loop, zero-G roll, and a set of interlocking flatspins.  Batman packs a punch!

Bizarro (once Superman: Ride of Steel, but renamed and repainted for the 2009 season) has been voted as the best steel roller coaster in the world for multiple years in a row from many different polls and surveys.  Widely considered to be Expedition GeForce's only rival in terms of thrills and airtime, Bizarro gives a fantastic well-paced and well-rounded ride.  It begins as an out and back coaster, and ends with numerous strong helixes and a finale of three small bunny hills.

When cyclone opened, it was one of the most intense wooden coasters around. However, when Six Flags took over the park they retracked it in a few spots (one of the retrackings shortened the first drop by 20 or so feet). It has had 4 trim brakes at one point, but now Six Flags is attempting to bring the ride back to its former glory with more retracking. Will it ever be as good as it used to be?

The generic boomerang coaster, Flashback was moved to Six Flags New England from Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom, who originally bought it from a park in China.

A generic SLC, Mind Eraser is rather rough and often has long queues, due to the fact it usually only runs one train.

Pandemonium is a short and small spinning coaster that provides alot of thrill.  Originally themed to the Six Flags' mascot "Mr. Six", the ride was renamed to simply "Pandemonium" after Six Flags dropped the "Mr. Six" campaign.

Thunderbolt is the park's oldest operational coaster, and offers up a good amount of airtime on its double out and back layout.