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Rock n' Roller CoasterRoller coasterMinimum height to ride: 48 inches About Rock n' Roller CoasterAn indoor coaster featuring on-board music from rock n' roll supergroup Aerosmith. You venture into the G-Force Records building, only to meet Aerosmith in a practice session! Their agent tells them they have to leave for a concert across town, but the band feels bad for just leaving all of you there. Their agent summons a "Super-Stretch Limo" to take you there. You then leave to an alley behind the studio, where your super-stretch simo turns the comes, ready to take you to your destination. The coaster then blasts off, from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 3 seconds, putting up to 5 G's on the riders. It has a fast take-off, loud rocking music, and 3 loops! It's a wild ride to the concert, where a red carpet greets you. -- Last edited by Molly R [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from Rock n' Roller Coaster
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this was my first time riding this ride this year been to the park before but never had anyone to go on it with this time i did... in my opinion its all about the initial blast off... if you have never been on it you will see what i mean when you are watching the "limo" take off in the que area, terryifying! still think the mummy is overall better but you cant knock this ride its outstanding - Rob Chandler great indoor roller coaster - tyler bell Superb ride with a great build-up...a real whammer jammer! - Christian Baggett This ride is all about the launch; by far the best bit! - Mark Moore I was FREAKING OUT before this ride. I was so scared. You had to be there. My first "real" roller coaster. Good thing I don't have to be afraid of the dark, launches, or loops--since this was my first =) - Alyssa Dravick Good. Combining a thrilling launch with a well-synced Aerosmith track, this coaster is a pure adrenaline rush, from a California recording studio to the anticipated Aerosmith concert. This attraction receives a Good review. Although it's not-to-be-missed, the coaster design loses much momentum after the initial launch, and the "themeing" is often tacky and uninspiring, for Disney (sort of like Hollywood). Also, the queue is rather hot and bland, and the Aerosmith intro is very cheesy. Still, it's worth at least a couple of visits, if only for the launch (and to see Steven Tyler flash the shocker). - Joshua Counsil This coaster is extremely well themed from the moment you step into the building. The pre-ride show is funny and sets it up well. Also, the back-alley scenery for the beginning of the ride shows the great theming always associated with Disney. Don't expect massive thrills, but enjoy the awesome entertainment the ride provides. - Carl Stovall
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