Batman Knight Flight's final two inversions were a pair of interlocking corkscrews (or "flat spins").

A look back at the park that was too big for its own good and is now nothing more than a memory: the short-lived Six Flags Worlds of Adventure in Aurora, OH. (Note: all photos taken with disposable cameras)

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Ray > This hard-to-see shot was taken at the end of Geauga Lake's 1999 season. If you look closely, the vacant lot to the left of the Big Dipper was formerly the Geauga Lake Arcade. Shipwreck Falls was installed here for the 2000 season.

Ray > A blurry shot of the Musik Express, also taken at the end of Geauga Lake's 1999 season. Note the bulldozer to the left which was preparing land for the eventual Hurricane Bay wave pool. Also note that this was the final year for the Musik Express with its lighting package and tunnel backdrop.

Ray > The Tasmanian Devil was a sign of things to come as he and other "Looney Tunes" characters were roaming Geauga Lake's midways during the 1999 Fright Fest event. The Time Warp (Chance Double Inverter) can be seen in the background and was new that year. Unfortunately, empty midways were also a sign of things to come...

Ray > Here is a shot of the Raging Wolf Bobs (1988 Dinn/Summers wood coaster), which was taken in 2001 from the new pedestrian walkway behind the coaster connecting the Rides area and the Wild Life area of the park.

Ray > Batman Knight Flight (2000 B&M floorless coaster) featured the world's tallest vertical loop. The ride also had a beautiful setting on the edge of the lake. The Gotham City Stage can be seen at the right.

Ray > Batman Knight Flight's Cobra Roll element passed directly over the ride's entrance. The overbanked turn element can be seen behind the cobra roll.

Ray > A look at Batman Knight Flight from the loading station of the Serial Thriller (Vekoma SLC).

Ray > A look at Batman Knight Flight's interlocking flat spins from the loading platform. Batman Knight Flight now operates as Dominator at Kings Dominion in Doswell, VA.

Batman Knight Flight's final two inversions were a pair of interlocking corkscrews (or "flat spins").

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