#Superman escape from krypton gs full#

It’s a fun and aesthetically pleasing area paying homage to Los Angeles. Secondly, it brought some incredible liveliness to the back of the park. Firstly, it fixed the Twisted Colossus problem and by including a thematic stop midway thru, it is guaranteed to race. West Coast Racers was running very well and we have a tremendous appreciation for the ride.

#Superman escape from krypton gs full#

While on the topic of launch coasters, Full Throttle (while perfectly fun), wasn’t on our priority list, but it was exciting to see both unique Premier Rides launchers in action together: We noticed that only the backwards side was open in the morning too, so hopefully we’ll catch it forward when we’re back in a few weeks! It was however amazing to hear the iconic Superman roar through the valley and see the train hit the red part of the tower! The next morning we swung by the new housing development on the backside of the park to get some pictures. Unfortunately the ride was only operating backwards. One of the things I was personally looking forward to was riding Superman: Escape from Krypton forwards. Definitely got some amazing night rides in too! It helped that it was a Thursday and we pretty much rode everything we wanted to over the course of our six hours at the park. Thank you! –Īfter driving back from Las Vegas in the morning, we still had a full day ahead of us at the park as it was open until 11pm. We work hard to provide the coverage that we do, and we encourage our audience to share our content and use our images, BUT ONLY IF proper credit is given to. – In the past, many of our images have been posted, featured, and shared on forums, social media platforms and websites around the web. Let’s see how Magic Mountain’s collection of coasters is holding up! The housing development behind the park that’s currently under construction provides some great views of the park. We were so excited to head back and spend a day and night at the Valencia theme park. Due to the pandemic our last visit to Six Flags Magic Mountain (Sean and Alex) was early 2020.