It definitely is one of the best rides I have ever been on. There is nothing quite like this. You are pulled up to the top of the lift and are suspended there with only your lap bar holding you from falling all the way down. Its very intense. Then, you are released at ridiculous speeds back through the station and through loops, inversions, and twists. You then head up to the top of the lift hill again and are stopped again looking straight down for 2 seconds and you do the whole ride again. You really have to ride it to understand how fun it is.

Wow. Thats all I need to say. Being pulled up the spike hanging into the OTSR is awesome...I love the loop too.

this ride is alot of fun when operational, its pretty fast and the cobra loop thing is tight, however its probably seen its last days at Six Flags, it was nice while it lasted...

uis now open to the public. The last 2 times Ive been there it has been open. Ill keep my rating at a 5, seeing as I still havent gone on it yet, Im too scared of it breaking down on me, heh.

Deja Vu has dramatically improved this year. Down time was a lot lower than past years. The line can get past 2:30 on busy days, but on days where there are few crowds, expect to only wait up to 45 minutes. If there is a down time, dont leave the line, becuase chances arethat it will reopen within 15 minutes tops. If you never rode Deja Vu the A rows have 2 seats next to each other. The B rows have 2 seats, but not next to each other. They are on the ends of the car.

Well, the first time I rode it I came off thinking, "That was it?". Well, I gave it another ride this summer, and it was a much smoother ride, and I had a better seat. Its really cool hanging when you are going up the towers, and its a good ride.

Deja Vu was just...words cant describe it! The scariest part was probably the
vertical lift. Even with both the OTSRs and seatbelt, all your wait is shifted from the seat to the restraint, giving a really insecure feeling. The 20 seconds it
takes to get up all the way seems like 20 minutes. Suddenly, youre
released and are dropped 200 ft into a cobra roll and a loop into another
vertical tower and lift. The sun was in my eyes so I had to close them. I
didnt have enough time to think to reopen them because there is no warning
of the drop. Then you do the whole thing backwards and back into the
initial tower. Then its a repeat of the first 20 or so seconds. This ride
is disorienting. I mean REALLY disorienting. You have no clue whats up, down,
left, or right. All the directions just merge into one, and then are gone.
This was a GREAT ride.

Amazing ride - I didnt include that it brakes down alot in my rating, but if youre a thrill seeker, you must go on this ride!

this ride definitly kick some you know what. it is a great adidition to a park that is really getting some good rides lately. the ride itself isnt as smooth as i expected, and riding it mid-day can be a blinding experience(sun in eyes on loop)but so what. it even stays open almost every day now......the very back is definitly the place to ride, but youll enjoy it no matter where you sit. it is a must ride at SFGA

Call me a looser, but both times Ive gone three times.

The first time, there were TONS of ad campaigns about this ride. I went. Lo and behold the ride was closed down.

The second time I went there WAS NO sign at the front gate saying which rides were closed. There were NO SIGNS ANYWHERE. I payed the rediculous price only to find out that nearly half the rides were down, including Shockwave, Batman (Woah, surprise!), Deja Vu, and American Eagle or whatnot.

The third time I went, it was finally open (This was about 6 months later!), but the line was astronomically huge (Probably because it was its opening day!). It moved fairly quickly, but it wasnt very fast or worth the thrill. V^2 was MUCH better.