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This ride was great! I had just got to SFGA for the first time and before this I had only gone on one rollercoaster that went went upside down. That would be SooperDooperLooper. When i went to Medusa this was the second ride that I went to that day. The first being Batman the Ride. When we got to Medusa I was excited because I had seen the train going through the Camelback Twist and into the Cobra Roll. There was abosolutely no line for this we went straight to the train. I got on and the floor went down and the train the left the station and down a little drop, turned to the left and then straight to the 145 foot lift hill. It dosnt take that long to get up the lift and at the top of it saw the safari and was laughing because I was laughing because I saw about six monkeys jumping on someones car. The train got to the top of the lift hill,it started going down, and then turned left and it dove back to the ground at 61mph. It seems like its going much faster than it really is because of the floorless train. It then went through the huge vertical loop which was about 120 feet high, and then into the dive loop. Then into the Camelback twist which was awesome because of the weightlessness. And then right into the cobra roll. The most intense part was the dive loop, into the camelback twist, and into the cobra roll. After the cobra roll you go to the midcourse brakes which gives you a chance to find where your brain is and into the tight helix which is great cause its very close to the ground. After the helix is the interocking corkscrews which are alright. You then make a couple of turns and youre back to the station. Very exciting, fun, and intense. Great job on the part of Six Flags, Werner Stengel, and B&M
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