alpengeistfan1 Posted November 5, 2012 Posted November 5, 2012 The Jojo roll is reason enough to ride this, and it is quite a unique layout. It's an overall fun ride in my book except it rattles more significantly than other floorlesses I've rode.
YoshiFan Posted November 5, 2012 Posted November 5, 2012 I have ridden it every year since the ride opened. I used to like it more before I rode other B&M coasters, especially Medusa/Bizarro at Great Adventure and saw that Hydra wasn't as great. I do like the inclined dive loop, but as others mentioned the rattling can be really bad to the point where I skip it some trips to the park. I'd rather spend my time at Talon and Steel Force.
boardwalkbullet91507 Posted November 5, 2012 Posted November 5, 2012 I always thought this ride looked visually awkward and unpleasing but word on the street is that this ride is killer. Ive only ridden one B&M floorless (Superman: Krypton Coaster) and its real intense!
mightypotato Posted November 5, 2012 Posted November 5, 2012 I rode Hydra for the first time this summer, and apart from the jojo roll, there really wasn't much else interesting about it. It seems to fall victim to the "forceless B&M" syndrome that the newer rides seem to have. That said, at least it was pretty smooth. And the jojo roll kicks ass.
mark549 Posted November 5, 2012 Posted November 5, 2012 I also rode Hydra for the first time this year and was disappointed. It was smooth but forceless (even more than "Steel Force-less" next to it). At least the lines that day were non-existant. I didn't spend as long at Dorney as planned, especially since Skyrush and Storm Runner were not that far away. Of the 30 B&Ms I've been on, all in the US, Hydra is the most boring, even more than Silver Bullet. At least CGA's "Vortex" isn't boring (it's painful, but it's not dull). I found the upside down roll out of the station very strange. It was the only part of the ride where I actually felt upside down. I also found Talon disappointing although it was better than Hydra. Great Bear is more forceful although there could have been a bunny hop or something to end that ride. I liked Hercules more than Hydra, but I only rode that when it was relatively new and hadn't yet become "Hurt Your Knees."
DougMJr Posted November 5, 2012 Posted November 5, 2012 I rode Hydra for the first time last month. It was fun, I enjoyed the jojo roll and appreciated its unique layout... But I'll take Dominator any day of the week.
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