Jhihmoac

I would call this an "Out and Back Times Two, and Then Some" type classic woodie! Some amazing airtime with a combination of built and terraformed hills, thus making the "bunny hill experience" on most out and backs, the "untamed jack rabbit hell experience" on this behemoth! Nice backcountry farm setting and old-fashioned color assignment as well

...Started out with what I like to call the "Mini Ka", which was much like its larger green sibling, "Kingda Ka" @ SFGAdv, which is only about 40 minutes from where I live...Then onward to Exodus itself...Not exactly a long ride, but those looking for speed, inversions, and airtime will certainly get their fill! I especially like the "Deceptive Drop View" after the lift, where you are led to THINK you're headed forwards, but instead are inverted and sent down in the reverse direction, only to loop and go to where you initially saw when you were still up topside! Didn't see any "Easter Eggs", but then again, I hadn't been looking for them... Nice job overall here!

Nicely done! Plenty of airtime on the loops and looped inversions...Good color assignment on the track and supports, and I like how it winds around the wooded area it's in... Also like the work you did on the queue and what translates to me as a Neo-Frank Lloyd Wright "Fallingwater/Usonian" type station, complete with the concrete stair motif he used in much of the structures he designed during that particular era... Did a fly-by of the entire area just to see how secluded everything is... Kudos!

I can see why it's aptly named "Operation Eve", as it is designed to be ridden in the dark of the night! Good thing I decided to "walk" to it and check out the "downtown section", thus using up the dusk... Gets dark in a hurry, and once at the queue, you often must follow the lighted floor and the sound to get to the station...Nice detail and layout on everything, though...On the coaster, Great lift hill and an almost 90 degree first drop you can barely see! Lots of speed after that, and I even like the "Hexagon Tag" on the twists and turns... Good work!

Nice job of terraforming and overall layout... The background sound seems to mimic a large set of waterfalls, assuming that was the intent...Classic Arrows track reminds me of Viper @ SFMM and the long defunct Shockwave @ SFGAm... Kudos!

"By the Power of Ra!" I'm speechless! I have not seen this kind of detail and theming in a long while! Those that decide to "Fly Through" to the train are indeed missing out on a well-executed, multi-faceted Ancient Egyptian Palace themed queue - Right down to the spiraling path around the "Pit of the Giant Striking Asp" ! Everything is amazing...I like the view of the ride itself through a uniquely terraformed desert scenario just before the station... As for the coaster itself? The well made twists, turns, loops, and airtime seem to go on forever - almost like a twisted gathering of snakes that wind their way through the dunes and then back to Pharaoh's palace... I liked it so much, I rode it twice! Quadruple Kudos here!

Once again, I like that "RFD set off in the backcountry" motif that identifies the ride's creator... Nice lift hill...Not super tall, but just enough to merit the necessary speed to get around... Reminds me a little of "Ride of Steel" @ SFDL... I also like the succession of "Rabbits" (Bunny Hills) that lead to that cool slant helix over the body of water towards the end... Great job!

Woww! It's hard to put this one in ANY classification, as it really doesn't fit anywhere! "One-of-a-kind" - I would have to say... It starts with the unique Olde Southwest mining theme in the queue... Well done! Then it's up a climbing spiral that is characteristic of an old Schwarzkopf jet steam or jumbo jet... Then down an extremely steep hill, thanks to terraforming... All along twists, turns, and switchbacks that the likes of only a dedicated RMC designer would flip over... More well thought out terraformed airtime, a cool heartline inversion, and some nice final switchbacks to the station... Good thing I had a "Double Play" ticket because I decided to ride it twice! Great job here!

Nice overall behavior for a wing... Great launch, and a good inversions and turns after that... Liked a few of those "close calls" with the supports on the turns and inversions, especially that "head chopper" in the middle where the ride switches back and dips under that one section of track... After the ride, I took a fly view and looked at some of those "closies"... They all clear with more than enough room to spare, even though they don't appear to on board... Nice job overall!