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Nitro reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Nitro, a roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure. (The minimum height to ride is 54 inches.)
B & M offers up this one-mile coaster, with a 215-foot drop and 80 mph top speed.

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24 votes, so far

There's something to be said for a ride that is thrilling, and yet makes me feel as though I'm floating on a cloud. If there was ever a Zen roller coaster, Nitro is it. I'm pretty sure if we put Congress on this ride, they'd solve our budget crisis by the time they got off. - Jon Gibbons

A great ride, made even more awesome at night. I think I have a slight preference to Apollo's Chariot though. - David Kirby

Kudoes to this B&M Hypercoaster. One of my favorites. Another smooth ride with a great ist hill. Good Bunny hops and a long scenic ride. One of the best ou there. - Joe Schwartz

Awesome B&M hypercoaster. I think it still has one of the best first drops on any coaster. The airtime is great and the height and speeds are highly exhilarating. Hit this one up anytime you visit SFGA. - Derrick O. Foreman

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