Check out this awesome POV of Medusa at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, California. POV filmed and edited by TheCoasterViews. Length: 3937' Height: 150' Drop: 150' Inversions: 7 Speed: 65 mph Duration: 3:15 Filmed with Sony W290. Medusa is a steel roller coaster located at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, California. Built by Bolliger & Mabillard, Medusa opened in 2000 as the first floorless roller coaster on the west coast. Medusa features a 150-foot-tall lift hill with a 150-foot drop and the first Sea serpent roll element ever built on a B&M coaster. The ride is 3937 feet long and features the following seven inversions. Discovery Kingdom's version of Medusa is often referred to as "Medusa West" by coaster enthusiasts because there are three rides with the same name, all with different layouts. "Medusa East", later renamed "Bizarro", is located at Six Flags Great Adventure and features a significantly different layout that includes a Cobra Roll and Interlocking Corkscrews. "Medusa South," a wooden coaster built by CCI, is located at Six Flags Mexico. The ride starts with a large left-hand turnaround out of the station and onto the lift hill. At the top is a B&M pre-drop followed by a right turn. After that is the large 150' drop which achieves the same height as the lift hill despite the B&M Pre-Drop by dipping below ground level into a pit. The drop is followed by a 128' vertical loop. Medusa then features a dive loop to the left and a zero-G roll. The ride then ...

Front Rider's Perspective on Medusa. Bolliger & Mabillard Floorless Coaster at Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, CA. Length: 3937' Height: 150' Drop: 150' Inversions: 7 Speed: 65 mph Duration: 3:15 G-Force: 4.5 Elements: 128' tall Loop Dive Loop Zero-G Roll (Camelback) Roll Over Corkscrew (Flat Spin) Corkscrew (Flat Spin)

Medusa, the B&M floorless roller coaster, has been re-themed and renamed for 2009. Check out all the new effects, including fog, fire and audio. Watch in high quality.

This video features footage from Opening Day at Six Flags Great Adventure on March 27th 2010. I did not spend much time recording because it was my first time back to the park in a while but I did have enough footage for a video. I fully expect to be back at the park from about 1:00 today, March 28th, through closing so I may post another video with footage from today's visit. Not only does this video contain footage from Opening Day but it also features the return of the random duck so watch all the way through. As for the crowds the only rides that had a wait when I was at the park were Bizarro and Kingda Ka but I heard the rides were walk ons later in the day after I left at 4:00.

Superman: Ride of Steel, the number one steel roller coaster in the world, has been re-themed and renamed for 2009. Is it better with the changes and how does it compare with the like-named coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure? Watch in high quality.

Superman: Ride of Steel has been the #1 steel coaster for years. Now it's Bizarro, but does the makeover make it better?

Medusa at Six Flags Great Adventure has been reborn as Bizarro. How does it compare to it's namesake at Six Flags New England?