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Superman Krypton

Roller coaster
Minimum height to ride: 54 inches

About Superman Krypton

The ride first takes you up a 168 ft lift. Then it incredibly "evolves" into a HUGE drop, which leads to a 140 ft loop. After that, it takes you to a "Super Helix" that soon unravles through a zero g roll. That soon leads in to a 79 ft cobra roll. It then raps around the zero g roll and hits blocks. It jerkes you down quickly into interlocking corckscrews. It soon leads to back to the station. This truly is a ride of steel. -- Last edited by Asher Oosterbaan

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Everybody talks about Kraken at Seaworld. This one is better. - Derek Potter

This ride is sooo fun. But if you've read my Rattler post, you'd know that I prefer the woodie over any ride in the park. Still, this is my 2nd favorite in the park. The drop is one of the best I've been on. Also, the zero g roll is my favorite. Naturally, I hate cobra rolls, but this one was ok. Of course this is a must do, you can't miss it! All in all, this is in my top 5 favorite coasters. - Asher Oosterbaan


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