Rock n roller coaster starring: Aerosmith has officially reopened!

That’s right! The classic rock-themed roller coaster is back with no changes.

They kept Aerosmith in it and after 3 months it's finally back!

I personally love this thrilling race to an Aerosmith concert (with backstage passes) through Hollywood.

Jam out to fan favorite Aerosmith hits such as Love in an Elevator, Sweet Emotion, and Walk this Way.

The coaster starts out with a launch that goes around 57 miles an hour which is reached in 2.8 seconds.

It then goes straight into a tall and standard loop to the top of the building blasting the band’s famous smash hits.

The race through Hollywood theme is carried on by neon-painted signs with things like Hollywood and California on them.

The ride is good to start for extreme coasters such as the coasters at six flags and Universal Orlando.

The ride takes drops with one Barrel roll down. It's a very fast ride with a ride time of roughly 2 minutes.

The ride car has a shoulder press and is very spacious. I recommend using shorts with zip-up pockets because the pouches are not always the safest option.

The queue for the ride is a recording studio. When you walk in you see famous posters for Queen and some new Disney movies or songs.

The magic band or your Magic Mobile is read by a little sensor and you might even see your name right on one of the digital posters.

You walk into a recording studio where you see a ton of guitars and the band actually recording - or at least an in-life-like movie they are.

Their manager walks in and tells them they are going to be late to their show, before they leave they get backstage passes and a super stretch limo is called to take them there.

You go out into a back alley-type place where you load onto your limo. The launch right at the start of the ride takes you through reaching high speeds with loops.

This may be a good ride for 9 and up.

It depends on what they really like and their preference.

Rock n roller coaster is open for you to enjoy! Book with OrlandoParksGuy.com to see for yourself!

Written by Martin Wittko “the child” of the OrlandoParksGuy