Yukon Striker

I loved it. I went on it a lot of times, but I'm going to tell you about my first went on it. I just rode the Leviathan and the Behemoth, and those two rides aren't to scary or thrilling. I go looking for a new coaster, and I found it. I didn't think I would go on it, so I forgot about it. I had the Fast Pass Plus, so I went there and I was quick to be first. I was actually thinking of leaving but then the cart came. When I was in it, I was actually scared and I went on the Kingda Ka. So it went and it was the best thing I ever rode. I always complain on how roller coasters are so boring and are just like each other: Tall and fast. But this mixed it up, we went underground and it was amazing. I suggest for ages 11 and up. I was 15 when I first rode it, I wish I was younger though. So, if you are looking to become a coaster enthusiast, the Yukon Striker is the place to earn your badge.

Yukon Striker is one of the best dive coasters in the world, and is my 2nd favorite ride at Wonderland. I prefer SheiKra back at home a bit more because of the roomier restraints and better theming, but when it comes to just the ride's layout, Yukon Striker takes the cake.

The restraints are a little constricting, but the vests have give to them that let you lean forward and get more air on the drops.

The first drop is excellent. If you want the best view of the tiny tunnel in the middle of Vortex's helix, I recommend front. For those of you who want the most airtime on the huge drop, I recommend back. For a bit of both, try the middle. The drop is sudden, especially after hanging over the edge for a few seconds, and the fall is nice and long as you dive through Vortex, through the tunnel, and under the water.

You emerge from the tunnel into a giant immelmann loop that turns you around to face the drop you just braved. It's a bit forceful, and in the back you could get some air at the top. You swoop back down over the water after twisting out, before twisting into a huge, smooth, and floaty zero g roll. Then there are two more loops that are pretty forceful with a trench in between them, and after the last one the ride is essentially over as you hit the brakes above one of the water rides. There's a nice bonus section after this with a small, steep, sudden drop and a spiral over the path before the ride really ends.

The ride is scenic, smooth, huge, and just thrilling enough, and it gets bonus points for interacting with other rides in the park.

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Pretty cool new ride it's near the mine buster and it can fit 6 people in one cart. The lineup can be long depending what time you go. I would going to this ride early is a good idea. The ride has a little tease before you go down about 5 seconds then it drops you.