MEDUSA!
This floorless coaster is one heck of a ride! This is one of my first ride reviews so bear with me hear, okay?
As you come down off the freeway to enter Six Flags Marine World, the first thing you notice is this huge gree and purple monstor towering 150ft. in the sky. You start to be intimidated as you watch the huge floorless train fly down the first drop and you hear the terrifying screams of the people on board.
You buy your ticket and run straight for Medusa. As you walk down the pathway next to Kong, you see the sign of Medusa, a huge stone with snakes and the word, Medusa, carved into its surface.
You enter the qeue line and you enter a dark building, Medusa's lair. You walk up three flights of stairs and find yourself at the "boarding floor" where you board the train. You pick the front line miniature qeue and you start to get chills down your spine as you hear the screams getting louder.
You finally hop into your seat and pull down your restraint. Click, click, click as you pull it down. Clear! All clear! The operators clear the train and you head through a little U-turn type dip before heading up one of the world's quietist lifts.
You look down at your feet and notice they are only hanging a foot above the track and as you look past your feet, down the lift, you see the ground getting farther and farther away from you.
You crest the top of the lift and fly down the 150ft. drop! This is it! You lose your breath as you fly down and you barely have time to catch it before you shoot up and through the 128ft. vertical loop which provides awsome hang time. You scream, "Oh my god! I'm falling out!" As you exit the loop, you are slammed into your seat and you twist through the dive loop which is my favorite inversion on Medusa. "AAAAHHHHHHH!!!" You scream even more before you shoot through the camelback rollover and through the Sea Serpent inversion. You see the trim brakes coming towards you and as you feel them slow you down, you catch your breath and are so thankful that you have finally slowed down. It doesn't last long before you fly down a small left hand turn drop before you go through the first corkscrew. You again feel your body getting pressed into your seat as you shoot through the first helix. Next, you head thorugh the second corkscrew before sadly making your final way through the last helix and hitting the final brakes.
Medusa was the best rollercoaster i have ever been on and the themeing is awsome! When you are on the first floor of Medusa's lair, if you look up, you can see the track where you board and exit the ride. If you watch long enough you can see the floor move out of the trains path as the trains begins to leave. This is pretty kewl and can keep you entertained as you wait to begin you adventure.
Medusa is incredibly smooth and has some great elements. The only minus about Medusa is that its too short and i think B&M could have added at least one more corkscrew and one more vertical loop before the trim brakes. Other than that, this is the best ride so far at SFMW. Be sure to ride Medusa in the morning as in the afternoon the wait can add up to an hour and 20min and on the weekends 3 hours! whoa!

KONG!
Marine World's only inverted coaster is Kong. Kong has just gotten a new paint job with an red track and orange supports, while its old color scheme was very ugly having a dark orange track and dirt brown supports. yuck!
Kong's entrance is right next to the pathway that you head down to go on Medusa. As you step up, you see another stone sign with Kong carved into its surface. You step in line and head through the zig zags and long endless jungle of poles and people. As you get closer to the station, you notice that Kong only sits two across, rather than B&M's standard 4 across seating.
A little history people. Kong was built when the park frist opened and it was designed by Intamin, not B&M.
You pick the front row, as you step up to the "miniature line". As the people exit Kong that rode before are leaving, you hop on and pull down your shoulder restraints.
The operators clear the train and you see a gate open and you immediatley start up the lift. At the top, you feel yourself slide down your seat and hit the restraints and the train slowly bends forwards and a terrifying steep angle. You fly down the 115ft. drop and you enter the first heartline spin type inversion. You scream and next you fly over a huge dip that tipe the train on its side. You sly next to the station and you shoot up and through the immelman inversion. "AAHHHHHH" you scream as you feel the G's push you into your seat. You fly through the helix and you enter the double zero g roll. You look down at your feet and the supports look inches away from your feet. You try to lift them up as you don't want your precious feet to get chopped off. Last, you fly around a little dip before you hit the final brakes.
Kong is definitley not the best ride in the park due to the fact that it is very rough on your head and the theming is horrible. The only plus i give kong is the scary fact that you feel your feet are going to get chopped off by the supports. Other than that, the ride is not very good.

ROAR!
This wooden coaster is the best i have ever been on! Roar is the second best coaster in the park and it is just a little bit below Medusa.
You enter the endless line that leads you to RoaR. You walk under a bridge and watch the train above you come out of the station, fly down a dip and start up the lift. You start to feel yourself pushing the people in front of you ina desperate attempt to get on and experience what the people you hear screaming are experiencing.
You finally sit down in your seat after what feels like an endless walk to the station. You pull down your lap bar, which are very comfy and cozy. Your palms start to sweat as you hear the operators clear the train.
The next thing you know, you are flying down the little dip and you look down at the people waiting to conquer Roar and you remeber what it was like to be anxiously waiting down there.
You head up the lift, and at the top, you feel you butt lift up from your seat as you shoot down the 100ft., right hand twisting drop. As you gain speed, you shoot up and down the first around before you fly over a weightlessness hill where you feel your butt lift out of its seat. Next, you fly up a hill where you turn towards the right before flying down another hill. After that, you fly through a couple more turnarounds before shooting through some bunny hills before sadly hitting the brakes.
Roar is an awsome woody! The only minus i give Roar is that its themeing is very bad. It doesn't even have a theme. Other than that, Roar is an awsome ride!

BOOMERANG
Boomerang is not the best coaster at Marine World, but it isn't the least best either. The ride only lasts 50 seconds and if you have to wait in line for more than 30minutes, i don't think its worth it.
Boomerang has no themeing and is a "coast to coaster" meaning it runs forwards and backwards.
As you enter the line, you are taken right under the batwing inversion and you almost have to plug your ears because of all the people screaming. As you board the train, you notice that the ride doesn't start going forwards, but backwards!
The operators clear the train and you feel the train start to move backwards. You slowly rise higher and higher at a very steep angle still going up backwards. You arrive at the top and the train stops, holding you there suspended on the track at a 55 degree angle. All your weight is resting on the restraints and you pray to God that they don't fail.
You start to look around and you notice you can see all over, but that doesn't last long because all of a sudden, you hear a huge puff of air and the train falls down the 90ft. hill. You are suddenly slammed back into your seat and you lose your stomach as you fall. You fly back through the station before shooting through the batwing inversion whcih is exactly like a Cobra Roll, but "Batwing" is just Vekoma's name for it. As you pull out of the Batwing you feel the G's slamming your butt into your seat before you enter the vertical loop. Next, you start to fly up another hill and right before you start to fly back down, the chain cathes you and starts to rise you up and up and up before you stop. Instead of holding you up there like on the first elevator cable type lift, it immedialtey drops you and you do the whole over again backwards!
Boomerang is a fun ride, but certainly not the best ride there, but i still think it is a better ride than Kong. The minuses i giveboomerang is that its rather rough, very short and the themeing is horrible (there isn't any). The only plusses are that it gives you a rush and the G's seem a lot stronger than on any of the other coastrs in SFMW. As you go throguh the vertical loop backwards, you feel as though you are going to pass out (or at least i do).