this is a fun but uncomfortable ride. the seats are nowhere near comfortable. still a very fun ride but not worth waiting an hour

I thought it was a cool coaster with a neat 3-D Line path. Its too bad the ride is so short.i dont understand why people are kicking durt in its face because its a great ride.It is a LOT better than it did when it was Avalanche Run. I thing the theming is spectacular.

Reasonbly fun, and and kind of cool, they need to add a lot more effects to the ride itself to make it worth while, or turn it completely dark.

Hey, it has "disaster" right in the name. I wouldve given it a one, but an indoor bobsled you wont find anywhere else. Uniqueness, yet boring and lacking just about everything.

By the time the ride picks up any speed you head right into the breaks. All the "theming" has deteriorated yet they still sell the 3D glasses. What CP should do is remove all the themign thats left, make the ride completely black and name it the blackhole or something to that effect.

I felt stupid paying $2 for the 3D glasses and then found out they were only for the wait in the hallway and not the ride itself. I wasnt impressed at all. Being in the dark didnt do anything for me.

Indoors, fairly dark, but nowhere close to the
quality of Rockin Roller Coaster at MGM or even
Flight of Fear at the southern end of the state.
Enjoyable, but not worth waiting in line for longer than 30 minutes.

this is awsome!!! i wish it was longer but it was really good. the line can be long, but and night right b4 closing the lines are very short. the theming and scenery is great!

After hearing how terrible this ride was, I was really surprised. Its not bad at all! Sure, the theming is messed up and the storyline doesnt make any sense, but the coaster part of the ride is excellent. The special effects on the ride are great. Not quite worth the 45 minute wait, but still a very fun ride.

Although the indoor AC treatment was a real plus, I really think this ride lost a great deal of its appeal with this new "theming" - my brother and I were baffled, until he summed it up in about the best way possible - "This is a space shuttle. Welcome to Alaska!" I really preferred it in the sun, able to see the course ahead. Really wish Cedar Point would think about replacing the clumsy "sleds" with traditional Flying Turns trains - this would be so much better.