Ride it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhQfriFviuk

I rode the twin dragons when it still existed and this still kind of spooks me

Passed new Jersey once on the way to north Carolina, you gotta be born there to be oblivious to that fuckin' shit stench.

Lol, you're not wrong. It's at the American Dream Mall, which is like the second largest mall in the States. The mall has an indoor ski slope that covers like 4 acres. This ride is actually part of the Nickelodeon Universe theme park that's also inside the mall (the NU park is about 8 acres). There's also an 8 acre water park in the mall as well. Plus a 3000-seat performing arts venue. Plus a mini-golf course, laser tag, a human crane thing, a climbing gym, other stuff I can't remember. That's just the entertainment part, not counting the stores and food and stuff.

You know the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, where they held the World Cup final? The American Dream Mall is like literally right across the road from MetLife. And the stadium is smaller.

Me. Scared of heights and drops and it just would not be fun in the slightest for me.

We rode The Emporer at SeaWorld San Diego and had the (fortunate, unfortunate?) pleasure of being seated in the front row. As soon as you leave the platform, it dangles you straight over the edge of a 90 degree drop for a few seconds before releasing you.

Ive ridden the wooden coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain (the one in the Step by Step intro) and was terrified because it definitely wasn't built with tall people in mind and there are lots of areas where crossbeams pass right above your head. It was also really uncomfortable to ride like when you hit rumble strips on the highway in your car.

It curves under itself and you drop partially upside down.

Obtuse angle. If you're going up, then suddenly going down, it can be more than 90 degrees. The starkest example would be a change from going up vertically to going down vertically, which would be a drop of 180 degrees. And would probably kill you.