SpongeBob SquarePants Rock Bottom Plunge — Attraction in Bloomington

Hmmm… strong with the G-forces, this one is. Entered with confidence, I did—exited with my soul still somewhere in Bikini Bottom. SpongeBob screamed, Patrick wept, and I? I held on tighter than Jar Jar in a lightsaber store.

This is not just a coaster, young padawan—it is a vertical 90-degree launch into madness, followed by loops, twists, and existential reevaluation. And all of it indoors! Themed beautifully, the ride car looks like the bus from the "Rock Bottom" episode—complete with SpongeBob’s full panic face. Relatable, that is.

Minimum height: 48 inches. Maximum bravery: yet to be measured.

Tip: Leave your loose articles and fears behind. The Force won’t hold your sunglasses.

📸 Picture-taking? Forbidden during the ride. Too bad—my face would’ve broken the holonet.

Final Verdict: Fun, this ride is. Pants-wetting, it may be. Regret it,...

This Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter model is iconic for the lift hill and beyond vertical first drop. Those elements are definitely the best parts of the ride with only a couple airtime moments along the rest of the layout. The heartline roll gives you some nice hang time. The restraints are a bit uncomfortable especially if you want to put your hands up...

Man that was fun I never been on a roller coaster in a long, long, long time! It was scary at first going up high ramp and at the top I said “SpongeBob I now feel empathy for you buddy!” (Watch ‘Rock bottom’ and you’ll see what I mean) and I love SpongeBob SSOOO MUCH! So that triples on how much I loved it I give it 50,000/10....