Catwoman's Whip Review We're here at Six Flags New England where's we'll be revewing the kiddy coaster. Catwoman's Whip. You then go through a turn and start to climb up the lifthill. You then start to realize while climbing the lifthill, that this whole train is longer than the damn lifthill. By the time you reach the top, the front of the train is snaking around the course. Now normally, you'd think, "Wow. That's gotta have some whip!!!" Nope. It's so long that it's got no whip at all. The first drop is still fun for a kiddy coaster. You then head up some small hill, before dipping back down. It's nothing special, but remember. We're reviewing a kiddy coaster right now. After going through a ground hugging turn. We then rise up another small hill. This provides us with a sweet view of Bizarro. And while we'd rather be riding Bizarro, we're stuck on Catwoman's Whip. We then dip down and go through a twisty turn, before dipping back down into another ground hugging turn. We then turn around and go through a couple of dips. And after a quick turn, we are back in the station. Now to be honest, there's really not much acceleration or deceleration on this ride since the trains are SO long. You can accelerate while going uphill and decelerate while going downhill, defying speed and gravity.It's like a giant powered coaster (Though I like how the long trains increase capacity). While it's just a kiddy coaster, Catwoman's Whip is a very high quality kiddy coaster. I'd recommend giving it a try if you're into kiddy coasters or credit whoring. 4/10 Location: Six Flags New England Opened: 2000 Built by: Zeirer Last Ridden: July 30, 2011 I have ridden this exact same ride at the following parks. Fort Fun Six Flags Discovory Kingdom Six Flags Great Adventure Catwoman's Whip Photos Home