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The Crypt reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for The Crypt, a flat ride at Kings Dominion. (The minimum height to ride is 54 inches.)

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Posted: January 22, 2010

A temple themed Huss Top Spin ride that flips riders head over heels. It was formerly known as Tomb Raider:Firefall based on the Tomb Raider movies. After Kings Dominion was sold to Cedar Fair, the copyrights and trademarks for Tomb Raider vanished. But this ride and Firefall at California's Great America remained relatively the same.

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11 votes, so far

I agree with the guys who complained about how painfull it is, but this ride is really not as bad as it looks. - Justin Curtis

Gotta love good 'ol Crypt. It's quite painful in the front, but the back is great! Unfortunately, it's been the same program ever since it opened five years ago, plus you don't get wet (that would be awesome!). - Chase Gray

Note to all guys: Can I get an Amen to how painful this ride is? Note to everyone: Doesn't it make you dizzy? Other than that, its ok 6-10 - Jason Skaggs

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