While an awesome ride, Superman Ultimate Flight isn't infallable. For one, the queue is completely uncovered, and being the biggest coaster in the back of the park, lines can get long. Being under the brutal Georgia sun can definitely make you more cranky about a slow moving line. And oftentimes it is, as the complicated mechanism of the flying trains and general laziness of staff makes loading times long and worsens the line problem. In addition, long loading times means that you'll be hanging there on the brake run after the ride is over, staring at gum covered steel until the slow ride operators decide it's time to dispatch. This could be alleviated if they actually used both sides of the station, but they do not.

For the coaster itself it's an excellent experience. Being on a hillside, this version of Superman is a rare terrain layout flying coaster, meaning you'll be swooping close to the ground, and even go through a small tunnel. The g forces on the turns are strong, but not overwhelming, and there's a barrel roll at the end. The best part is the incredibly intense pretzel loop at the beginning. Getting laying down airtime at the beginning, followed by a nosedive for a dropping feeling, huge positive Gs on your back as you invert, and a straight up ascent followed by more lying down airtime as you level out. The red paint is also fresh and beautiful, and you might even hear Superman's theme in the area. If the line isn't long, don't miss out on this ride.