Average aviator, but these just arent my favorite ride out there. This has a horrid capacity, but the ride looked great. Views were non-existant on this one, but it did travel at a decent speed throughout and it had a really long cycle. There was no movement though by the cars.

I walked right on due to no one being in the park and it offered a pretty good ride, for something themed towrd kids. However it was also a onr time experience and I dont see myself waiting for this the next time I go.

I had a pretty bad experience on this ride last year. I was just about to leave to have lunch, but I decided to give this ride a spin. There was absolutely no one in front of me, but a completely un-enthusiastic ride opp took 15 minutes to get me on the ride alone! It seemed to take another 15 to get the ride started. It provides a decent view from up above the trees, but the ride seems repetitive and doesnt have much substance. And of course, there is the bad loading that really brought down my experience. The one plus is you do go up pretty high. It seems to be just about as tall as the nearby Shockwave, which is listed at 95 feet.

I really wanted to like this flat. It seemed like an interesting concept that could serve as a modern-day revival of the flying scooters rides. Unfortunately, the Flying Aces crashed and burned in this regard. While each car includes a rudder that can supposedly adjust the angle of the ride car, they had no noticeable effect on the cars. Then the regular spinning is pretty tame and forceless. Essentially, this is a taller and slower wave swinger, but sadly the over-the-shoulder restraints obstruct the views from the top of the tower somewhat. This is a good training ride for prospective Windseeker riders, but not much else.