If anyone has ever told you that you do not get good airtime on a B&M mega coaster, they are full of it. That is a totally ludacris statement. Also, there is the argument that Intamin has more intensity than anything that B&M has ever thought of... well, the people that believe that have not been on Nitro. From the first drop all the way through, Nitro throws tons at you. Now, it does not seem as tall anymore with a mammoth that is twice its size lurking at the other side of the park, but what does that really have to do with anything. The intimidation is still there the first time around. The ride is sickingly fast and very well paced, just like most B&Ms. The first drop is very quick, and the overbank is amazing, especially from an end seat. The ride is relentless. The most intense point is the helix. I have heard people say that this helix is like nothing... Intamin is not God people. If you think that this helix is not intense, then you only have 4 senses: Taste, Sight, Hearing and Smell. You can feel it all the way through. And as for the airtime, well, lets just say airtime bliss. There is airtime glore on this bad boy. And the trains are wonderful. They are great. Shear genious. The layout is great. The ride is great. B&M really outdid themselves. Even with Kingda Ka coming, this is the ride of the park, just like Millenium Force still is even with Top Thrill Dragster hovering above. If you are a true coaster enthusiast, you will see the pure brilliance that this coaster is. It is without a doubt a masterpiece, and I cant wait to experience another B&M mega coaster.
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