While CATWOMAN Whip looks like a thrilling adventure and an “amazing experience,” in Lee Stellhorn’s words, it would undoubtedly be a nerve-racking experience to ride for the first time, more so while trying to conduct an interview. Valerie hilariously mentions, “I think I just saw heaven, was that it? was that heaven?” as the ride begins to pick up speed during their first cycle, and adds, ” I don’t know if my breakfast is gonna stay” by the time the second cycle begins. Related: Major Theme Park Gives Single Guest Roller Coaster All To Themselves Halfway through the experience, the ride stops while one gondola is being loaded with new Guests, and the other one stops at 164 feet in the air, offering a breathtaking view of the Park before beginning a new cycle, now spinning in the opposite direction. The ride spins Guests for about two minutes per cycle and reaches a top speed of 52 miles per hour, fitting eight daring passengers on each gondola at the end of a 50-meter arm. While reporter Valerie comments at some point that the ride is “not rough” and that it is actually “very smooth,” throughout the whole experience, we can tell she’s extremely nervous, and rightfully so. Related: “I Smell a Lawsuit Coming”, Massive Theme Park Endangers Guests The video features reporter Valerie Schremp Hahn as she rides with Six Flags corporate engineer Lee Stellhorn on the Eureka Park’s new ride, CATWOMAN Whip.

Louis Post-Dispatch, the number one news site in St. One reporter stood out after a video of her experience was posted on YouTube by The St. Related: Theme Park Removes Endless Meal Deal After Being Exposed on TikTok

The Park is also planning to do a Pass Holder Exclusive Ride Preview on May 27th, with the official opening to the general audience on May 28th. Louis, in Eureka, Missouri, is opening a new attraction this memorial weekend, CATWOMAN Whip, and held a media event to share a preview of the thrilling experience.

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