Jhihmoac

Not bad at all for a hyper! Lots of long loops and inversions, overall speed, and great height... Shades of "Millennial Force" @ Cedar Point and "Ride of Steel" @ SFDL togetherI like the music at the station as well...Kudos!

Old timers LOVE like myself LOVE mobile Schwarzies (although most of the time the only places I got to experience them were at mostly amusement piers such as "Jumbo Jet" @ Morey's Pier and a small handful of permanent park installations such as "The Whizzer" @ SFGAm and the old, departed "Laser" @ Dorney Park... Everything's here, right down to the portable grated 6 foot turnstiles, and even the trailers to carry everything in... So nice, I rode it twice... I also rode the Pendulum Looper (Hammer) and the Condor (Sky Circler) as well... Great job here!

WOWW! HAD to ride this one-of-a-kind RMC twice! Great height and descent on the first hill with plenty of speed, airtime, turns, and heartline spirals after that to keep even the most staunch enthusiast happy! Amazing job of detailing, terraforming, and F/X on this Yukon-themed monster... Triple Kudos!

Talk about "realism"! Even the turnstiles seem to go on forever (Thanks for providing the Pepsi Machine halfway through), but that is exactly how some waits on coasters (especially RMCs) are these days! Worth it though, as I experienced what I like to call "Steel Vengeance - with even MORE Attitude!"... Everything was the ultimate RMC experience... Twists, turns, dives, airtime, spirals - and then you get a fresh dose of even more! You put a whole lot of detail into this coaster... Triple Kudos here!

Nice job for a Classic Arrows base model dual-looper/corkscrew coaster of the initial 70s era...The first lift hill, turnaround, descent, and the two consecutive loops very much are reminiscent of "The Demon" @ SFGAm, in which the original iron ("Turn of the Century" - the Arrow coaster was added to and re-themed as "The Demon" in 1980) will be at 50 in a few more years... Great stab at nostalgia here!

Other than completing the very first "Sonic the Hedgehog" game for the Sega Genesis 30 years ago, I know very little of the continuing storyline, but I very much recognize the theming on the ride... I like the first lift hill, drop, and overall speed of the coaster as it lifts and dives in a standard "out and back" configuration... Nice job!

Woww! Glad I had my "Twicket" validated from the previous day because I made a simulated "Day into Night" out of my visit, and rode on everything I could, starting with the classic out-and-back Philly Woodie... Got on the tower after that (Nice overall view with the park on that peninsula tip to the beachfront),then the Wild Mouse, and finally worked my way through until nightfall, when I finally got on the hyper... You can't seem to go anywhere in the entire park where Morgawr ISN'T, and you especially find that out when on the actual hyper itself! Love that first 90 degree drop! Plenty of twists, turns, and "Near Misses" as the ride winds around everything else it can...Excellent job here!

Looking through your creations, I spot this classic high-rise Arrow D...Reminds me of the both the long gone "Shockwave" @ SFGAm or "Scream Machine" @ SFGAdv... Even could be the still running "Viper" @ SFMM (I've gotten my share of whips and a few bruises riding all three over the years) - With a bit more added to the basic multi-inversion design for "Extra thrill"! Great job overall!

Nice dual-lift system on this classic Philly... Atmospheric F/X aside, It DOES remind me a little of the old, original, long gone "Thunderbolt" (no pun intended) at Coney Island... That particular classic had a station deep within the "bowels" of the ride, and it too, had a snakelike tendency to coil around within itself with plenty of hills and "head choppers"... Brings back fond memories of when I rode the T-Bolt as a kid, long before the coaster sat SBNO and decaying for decades because the old lady that owned it had a house inside it next to the station, and wouldn't do anything with it up until she died! Nice job on this one!