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The Dark Knight Coaster

The Dark Knight Coaster is a roller coaster at Six Flags Great America. The minimum height to ride is 42 inches. Scroll down for readers' ratings and reviews.

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Posted: April 23, 2008

Six Flags' first themed indoor coaster features The Joker tormenting riders through hairpin turns and dips, while Batman races to their rescue.

The ride is a Mack Wild Mouse coaster, with a ride time of two minutes and an estimated capacity of 600 riders per hour.

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Readers' rating:

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26 votes, so far

Although it has good themeing this ride is tame and i hate the pre show worth maybe a 15 min wait. I love the Security Monitor shown in the picture however it's a delayed reacation of about 4-5 seconds - Bob Miller

It is interesting that this gets a rating of 3 while space mountain gets a rating of 9. They are the same ride, a wild mouse in the dark with a themed queue. This ride isn't bad, just not what people expect from Six Flags. - Mark Mahoney

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