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Superman: Ultimate Flight reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Superman: Ultimate Flight, a roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure. (The minimum height to ride is 54 inches.)

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Posted: December 4, 2007

A basic B&M Flying coaster, with a pretzel loop, several swooping turns, and an inline twist.

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24 votes, so far

I absolutely hate this ride. We were stuck on line in the middle of the Summer heat for three hours, only to get stuck on the ride in the horizontal flight position. Needless to say it was horribly uncomfortable in this position. Because of this experience, I will never go on this ride again. In all honesty, it's not that exciting after the first initial drop anyway. - Sarah Durden

An overall really good ride with one superb element (an amazing giant loop). It's the perfect park opener. - Jon Gibbons

I love how you fly on the coaster but two out of the three times i was going to go on the coaster it was broke down. - chris cona

One of the better flyers built. Still very smooth and you have the sensation of flying. A ver good B&M coaser and the lines were not that bad. The day I was there. - Joe Schwartz

This my first flying coaster experience and it was an enjoyable ride. It wasn't as intense compared to the parks bigger coasters but the sensation of flight is always exciting and the pretzel loop was especially fun. - Derrick O. Foreman

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