Micheal (April 6th, 2009) -- It wasn't this actual ride, but a clone of it that got me into roller coasters.  I had done smaller coasters before, but The Great White at Sea World San Antonio was the one that got me into it all.  Since then, I wanted more coasters, and now I can't get enough!  When I rode Batman: The Ride, I was very impressed with all the theming, especially for Six Flags.  It really feels like you are walking through a city park, and it is cool to start seeing the destruction.  It's like you're really there!  After all the walking, the ride never fails to thrill me!  It was an early model of B&M's Inverted Coasters, but it is still one of the best!  It doesn't go extremely high, so it is great for beginners, but it is still thrilling after over 100 rides on these clones.  I love the Zero-G Roll.  It is so fun to float out of your seat.The only bad part about this ride is getting off.

Jared (March 15th, 2009) -- Batman was my first upside down roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure. It is a great first timer for anyone because it's quick, fast,and doesn't have a big hill! Every time i go on Batman, it still packs a punch. Especially in the front! I feel the front row is the best. However, I can't go on more than once in a row, i get kinda sick. My friends made me go on 6 times in a row and i HAD to go home after that! I just felt so sick! So yeah, if there are those of you who get sick VERY easily on coasters, I suggest you stay away from this one. But otherwise, Batman is a great coaster,especially for first timers!

Dainan Rafferty (January 3rd, 2009) -- Batman The Ride was my first looping coaster. I was only 8, and very nervous. The queue was filled and over flowing, and the roar of the coaster was getting me more and more excited. We walked through the dark queue and station, then finally boarded. We took off, and up the lift I started sweating, and kicking my feet in anticipation. The first drop came and I was blown away. The ride was quick, smooth and pulled alot of Gs. We hit the breaks and all I could say was "WOW!".