superheroes, including Superman: The Ride coaster, the Cyborg ride seems like a great step toward making visitors feel like they’ve walked into the DC Universe.Ĭlick through to read all of “ Enter Hypertime! The Cyborg Ride at Six Flags New England” at GeekMom.If you value content from GeekMom, please support us via Patreon or use this link to shop at Amazon. Houdini - The Great Escape is a must do simulator ride in Crack-Axle Canyon and one of the best attractions at Six Flags New England. With Six Flags New England already having a section dedicated to the Warner Bros. I enjoy the park enough that I have a yearly membership and a subscription to the food plan but I know it lags behind in the kind of immersive experiences that lead to experiences like the new Galaxy’s Edge at the Walt Disney parks. I’d love to see more kinds of rides like this from Six Flags. I would rank it higher than an 8, except that I believe some of the special effects were not working properly in the main presentation room. As did her spawn, L, who also hates coasters. I think Houdini was actually a very good attraction, and unusually elaborate for a Six Flags park. It never gets too fast or goes too high, and GeekMom Karen, who hates roller coasters, pronounced it great fun. The best part of the ride is that those who don’t enjoy roller coasters can enjoy this one without fear. It feels, as much as possible, like you’re walking into the Star Labs Hypertime chamber. The ride’s queue features images of blueprints of the ride, blueprints of Cyborg, and various technology from the DC universe, including the Cosmic Treadmill and the Mother Box. Image copyright Six Flags New Englandīut the controls are quickly taken over by Grid, Cyborg’s nemesis, as the ride goes “out of control” until Cyborg can bring everyone back.Īs I said, immersive and well-branded. Once locked in with a chest restraint, the experience part of the ride begins, with Cyborg himself projected onto the video screens, explaining the purpose of the ride through Hypertime. How the ride moves has a great deal in common with the Kryptonite Collider, in the same section of the park. I liked going into it blind but, especially given it’s a kid-friendly ride, most people will want to know what it’s like. In this guide, well take a look at a few of the finest parks the United States has to provide. ![]() America is filled with amazing theme parks, from coast to coast. Star Lab “Scientists” prepare the Cyborg ride for opening day last week at Six Flags New England Your Favorite Amusement Park in the United States. The Cyborg ride, which opened last week at Six Flags New England, does have something in common with those Disney rides: it’s an immersive experience, one unique among the current rides at the park. My last guess was some sort of “stay in place while the room moves” ride, like the Houdini ride in another section of the park. The building is too small to be the site of an indoor roller coaster, ala Space Mountain, or a mostly indoor experience, like the Tower of Terror at Disney. I call it “mysterious” because, from the outside, it’s impossible to see what the ride will be like. Over the past fall and winter, my family has watched the transformation of the Hall of Justice at Six Flags New England into the mysterious Cyborg ride.
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