In-joy freddkay: Six Flags Magic Mountain

Imagine yourself upside down, going a trillion miles per hour, totally uncontrolled, from heights to lows in a 1/10 blink of an eye, going so fast the upcoming air and g-forces are pushing your scream back into your throat, being unable to produce anything else than a horrified face, holding on for your life, wishing you would be somewhere else and hoping for it all to come to an end. Sounds like a plane crash, doesn't it? It isn't.

What I'm describing is the feeling that engineers have produced for anybody to experience, in totally safe circumstances: Six Flags Magic Mountain and to be more specific, the beast in red and black: X2. X2 Ladies and Gentlemen. X2 makes your roller coaster experiences into new dimensions, because this one seems to have an endless amount of them.

The seating, the "car"... this doesn't seem like anything you've ridden before. "Whatever, this is going to be just another roller coaster; nothing special." -my deprived mind lies to the body in order to relax. The climb begins, back first, all you see what you leave behind; beautiful desert and increasing height until you reach the top and all you can see is sky, because you're lying on your back, slowly going faster and faster until all of a sudden the car flips you face first into a huge loop dive, fast dive, something you never felt before, something that makes you sure those deprived words when seated was a big fat lie, a lie of which without you would've never came on to this roller coaster. Instead of telling you the story of how it was, let me just show it: X2 POV Front Seat Six Flags - on Youtube INSANE!

Nine hours: Six (absolutely crazy) roller coasters = massive amount of waiting to scream for your life whenever physically possible. Among these were:

Viper, does 7 loops
The Riddler's Revenge, you stand and make many loops too in huge speeds. Biggest of its kind.
Deja Vu, a nice looping and throwing around first facing forward, then everything backwards.
Goliath, climb up 26 stories and come rumbling down at 85mph (about 137km/h) into a black tunnel. Scary!
Tatsu, makes you feel like you're flying, looking like Buzz Lightyear once airborne. Fast, upside down, crazy fun.
and X2 of course.

Worth it. Because of protectiveness, I didn't take my camera with me to the amusement park, I had a hard time keeping on to my phone, wallet and keys. Samsung phone photos this time, In-joy!