Screaming for our lives

It was disappointing at first to find that the tallest and fastest roller coaster on Earth was closed that day, but we decided to just go in. (I have to admit that I am somewhat relieved; who wants to commit suicide on a roller coaster, anyway? I'd rather jump buildings)

But Six Flags Great Adventure without Kingda Ka wasn't that bad actually.

Our favorite is the Nitro. Kinda scary, but bearable, at least by me :P.This one is a must for those planning to go there one day. It's so nice, we rode it twice!
Here's a short footage Nabil managed to take. Pardon those unwanted views, I'm sure he tried his best not to focus on himself :P.

The other rides were awesome too. We jumped on a total of 9 coasters, from crazy-looping-ones-you-wished-you-didn't-had-lunch, to face-down ones as if you're a Superman wannabe.

In fact, I almost got killed on El Toro. What were they thinking, running the second tallest and fastest wooden coaster in the midst of heavy rain! Pffft. And the kid behind us who screamed "Just move it! This is going to be our final destination! We're all gonna die!" wasn't helping either. Pffft. But thank god we survived, although I had to hold on to the seat very tightly and get teased by Zack. Ah whatev, as long as I'm still alive. After El Toro, I constantly reminded myself how lucky I am that Kingda Ka is closed that day. Phew!

It was quite tiring - the anticipation and adrenaline rushes- but fun nevertheless. We'll surely go to Cedar Point one day! Rakan2, ade beran?









So that's how we spent our one-day break. Now that second summer session has started, let's get working, pals! :)

p/s- Bina didn't join this trip, she had a presentation so she can't skip work. See how dedicated this housewife is? Sila contohi.