HangTime, Buena Park

If you're a thrill seeker, then this ladies and gentlemen is the ride for you! Recently rode this ride again and let me tell you when I say this ride is intense, it is intense. I loved every second this ride had to offer and can't wait to return to this beast of a coaster!

Super fun. I was a bit nervous at first but couldn't wait to go it again. The vertical trip up to the first drop was awesome then your barely touching the seat weightless on the drop. Whew! The finish super smooth twists turns and whoops. We came on a great day and the wait time was minimal.

This ride is super intimidating the first time laying eyes on it. I saw someone drag their friend in. The day I went the line moved quickly. There's 16 people seated in rows of 4 per coaster. You go straight up with your back parallel to the floor. They hang you forward as you stare at the impending doom of the drop for what feels like an eternity. Once the ride gets going it's a lot better. I love the feeling of being thrown about and shaken like a doll. The only restraint is one holding you in at the waist so your hands and feet are all over the place which isn't the norm for most rollercoasters and making this one more unique. It's worth getting on though. Don't miss out! The fear is worse than the actual experience.

Not the best in the park but the kids had fun & didn't have to wait in line

Now, the ride itself was great. However, I noticed there were plenty of empty seats with each ride launched. As my partner and I reached the front, we got in line for the seats with single and double riders as there would be room for us since each row has 4 seats. We tried getting on, but they wouldn't let us on despite the amount of open seats. We asked why we can't get on, and the ride operators told us they want the row to themselves. That's weird. Isn't it the ride operator's job to fill up the seats to move the line faster? No wonder why this ride always has such a long line. Customers are allowed to request the entire row to themselves and that's ok. A family got behind us thinking we were going to board with the single riders, so they got separated from each other as they had to board on the next coaster. If you want to ride a roller coaster where they'll let you have the entire row to yourself, this is the place to go, but I hope you don't mind the exorbitantly long line because that's the consequence of ride operators allowing half the seats to be empty.