ArieForce One — Attraction in Fayetteville

I don't even know where to start. This is the greatest coaster I have ever been on in my life. There was no line at all so I rode it 14 times and that's only because we had to get home. I would've done it 100 times if I could. I did it in the back car and the front car and both were unforgettable experiences. It has a strong start like all RMCs, straight into some airtime hills which are better in the back. The lift hill is super loud like most RMCs. For some reason the drop feels like it's beyond vertical even though it's only 83 degrees. In the front, the drop takes a bit to kick in but in the back you are pulled right into it and it's instant acceleration. That raven truss dive is perfection. Great way to kick in the intensity with all those headchoppers. The speed hill right after provides good ejector airtime and after that you go straight into the Zero-G Stall which is a beautiful upside down view way in the distance. After that you go straight into the outwards banked airtime hill which is near-perfection. The airtime is amazing and my hands fly up every time. It's good in the back and the front but I found the back more forceful on that hill. Same for the tall hill after that. That is probably the best airtime moment on the ride. You are pulled right over that hill with insane amounts of ejector. Then comes the first Zero-G roll which is intense in the back and the front. But in the back it's a great view watching the train rotate in front of you. After that you bank to the left suddenly which is some more airtime in the back that catches you by surprise, and then comes a very, very intense right turn that I'm surprised I didn't gray out on. It goes straight into a Zero-G roll so smooth that I almost forgot it was there. And then comes the famous ending, that will be sure to leave bruises on your shins and thighs (if you ride it a lot) that are 100% worth it. The brake run is smooth but happens really fast so brace for it. Anyway, this ride is just absolutely amazing. RMC never fails to impress us with their amazing ride design. I love this ride so much and even if it broke my legs I'd keep riding. This ride actually changed my life. It's worth a 3 hour drive, a 6 hour drive, a 12 hour drive, a 24 hour drive, hell, I'd walk hundreds of miles here if I had to. Flawless ride....

Update: it's unanimous with a 5.0 score here on Google: it's simply amazing. This thing delivers like few other coasters in existence can do. Also, throughout the day it just gets faster and faster. Early on it's good. Midday it's intense, and at the end of the day it's straight up nuts. Definitely get some night rides. I thought it might be the best coaster in Georgia in my preview, and it's no contest there. If you're here in GA and considering trying it out, DO NOT HESITATE. Also the park is never all that busy, so you'll have the ability to get 20-40 laps on it, depending on how much you can take :)

This thing looks utterly amazing during construction. The outer banked turn looks like it's going to heat people into the parking lot, the barrel roll is going to completely whip you over, and the high speed turnaround back behind the arcade is going to pull some serious g's. I think the 3.75 they're estimating is conservative. This thing doesn't just look intense, it looks genuinely unsafe. I can't wait to try it! Because it's so short I don't think it's going to top steel vengeance, but it should have twisted cyclone soundly beat and it could well be the best...

Rode this earlier this year, and wow. The first ride on it, and I knew it was a top 3 ride for me (Number 2,) the first drop is great, the ejector hill after the dive loop, the outerbank both provide amazing ejector. Afterward, you go up a double-up, which was my favorite airtime moment, then you enter a helix with an inversion, which actually made my vision fuzzy, which happens quite rarely for me. You then exit the helix with another inversion, then go down a quad-down, which is some of the strongest ejector airtime I've experienced. It's so strong it actually hurts your thighs. After that, you have one final pop of ejector into the brakes, ending the overall fantastic...