Roar defender checking in. Great layout and, in my opinion, still fun when rough.
News Six Flags America & Hurricane Harbor to Close Following 2025 Season
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emote/reaction for situations like theseThe only time I've ever been nauseous on a roller coaster was my one ride on Roar. Something about the structure swaying under me was just off. Obviously wooden coasters have some flexibility but that was PUSHING it imo
Strange to say about Roar. The actual structure seemed very sturdy in most places. If that got to you, DO NOT visit Elitch Gardens for Twister 3Can we get a
The only time I've ever been nauseous on a roller coaster was my one ride on Roar. Something about the structure swaying under me was just off. Obviously wooden coasters have some flexibility but that was PUSHING it imo
It didnt seem too bad this summer minus a spot or two...
another roar defender here, i liked it more than joker @ sfdk, aka the cousin of this ride that got rmc'd. roar wasnt the craziest ride but i enjoyed it quite a bit. very fun.
I thought Roar was brutally painful — teeth-shattering — when I rode in the summer of 2025, but it was the last coaster I ever rode at SFA (got off around 5:55pm on the last day, just in time to sneak in a ride on Pirate’s Flight before the 6pm final closing time). And that last ride on Roar was so much fun.
Maybe it was a mix of the colder weather affecting the wood track, or my bittersweet mood as the park approached its final operating minutes, or the coaster gods giving the ride some grace on its last day, but that train flew the course and delivered the perfect night ride. It’s a great last coaster memory at SFA, flying through the cold night air, plunging through the almost pitch-black web of track, seeing the dimly lit lights on the lift hill and the hazy lights of the surrounding park.
I’ll miss Roar.
Maybe it was a mix of the colder weather affecting the wood track, or my bittersweet mood as the park approached its final operating minutes, or the coaster gods giving the ride some grace on its last day, but that train flew the course and delivered the perfect night ride. It’s a great last coaster memory at SFA, flying through the cold night air, plunging through the almost pitch-black web of track, seeing the dimly lit lights on the lift hill and the hazy lights of the surrounding park.
I’ll miss Roar.
Don't see any new, unexpected changes on the site in that video—just the SFGAdv rides missing alongside some coaster trains as far as I can tell.
If we're doing predictions, my money is on Dorney Park for the Apollo plot.
Seems the Wild MD videos from inside Six Flags America have been privated...
Those kids were really dumb to trespass into the park and even dumber to post multiple videos of themselves doing it with their faces showing
