If you are only going to do one ride in the park, this one is it. It is a masterpiece. The fastest. The longest. The smoothest. Turn you every which way but loose. And your feet are nothing more than little hangy-down-thingies. As you depart after the ride, notice the quiet and knowledgeable smiles of those around you that you can now interpret as, "Yeah, man that was one helluva ride!"

This coaster begins with the floor dropping out from beneath you leaving your feet dangling while the coaster is still above the track. This alone earns it some points. As is leavs the station and begins up the lift hill, you can already tell how smooth the ride is. At the top of the lift hill the train executes a slight banked turn and then rolls into the first drop. (Its no stomach-dropper but a nice drop neverthelesss) The train moves into a huge loop. (not one of those dinky loops you cant even tell youve gone through) The loop is so large, there is actually somewhat of a freefall coming down the backside of the loop. THe train then completes almost an overbanked turn onto the top of the cliff that borders the train. A helix is executed on top of the cliff (this is where the most gs are pulled) before a nice drop off of the cliff. The zero-g roll comes next which I think is the best part of the ride. The train, still moving fast at this point, completes a huch boomerange and goes over a bunny hop into some trim brakes. You think the big stuff is over but the train completes a sudden drop with suprising negative gs off of the trim brakes before entering the final series of elements which contists of smooth cork-screws and high banked turns. A final bunny hop and onto the brake run completes the ride. This is the smoothest ride I ridden so far. The power of the coaster, even though it is not going all that fast, can definetely be felt. You dont feel like you have to lean forward to help the train over the hills, nor does it feel like a runaway trian. It is just graceful power the whole way.

I rode it four times in 45 minutes as soon as the park opened so I enjoyed sitting in various places on the train: front middle and back. The ride is smooth in all sections (only a little rougher in the back). Great use of the terrain going up and down the quarry wall. The best element is the 2nd inversion which has a twist to the left. If you are sitting on the right side you feel as though the cetrifugal force will toss you out the right side of the train. There is a surprise burst of speed when you come out of the breaks into a corkscrew element.

This ride is so cool! I love the floorless element. Cool drops and turns. Nice sceenery too.

This was SO awesome! The drop was great, the loop was...well huge. It was also very smooth and not too intense either. I thought the place where they take you picture was kind of weird but maybe there would be too many people smiling with eyes wide open on the first drop? I recommend the front because from there you get to see everything!

Compared to any other B&M Coaster ever made, This one is the best out of all of them. If you
dont like G-force, than you dont have to worry about this ride. And if you really want to enjoy this ride. Then ride it in the front seat, left side.

Superman Krypton Coaster was cool. It seemed pretty smooth and fast but there are starting to be lots of floorless coasters with basically the same elements and placing of the elements.

i love this ride....its my favorite ride at the park. it has everything i look for in a coaster. I do wish it had a dive/immelman loop, but hey, thats okay! its still a great roller coaster i recommend everyone rides.

Loses a point for excessive braking but a smooth inverted coaster that sails through the course and spectacularly located near the wall off the quarry. One of best-placed coasters in the world and a fun ride to boot.

My first floorless RC. Smooth,fast,great drop,and a huge loop. I also liked how close you come to the cliff,very exciting! You have to ride this!