tallest, fastest and longest stand-up coaster. It also claimed records for the largest drop and the most inversions on a stand-up roller coaster. All of these records had eclipsed those set by Mantis, which opened at Cedar Point in 1996. In 1998 Riddler's Revenge opened at Six Flags Magic Mountain, surpassing each title held by Chang. Reception After Chang's 1997 opening at Kentucky Kingdom, the park saw a rise in attendance to a record of more than one million visitors. The previous record of about 730,000 was set in 1996. The ride was Kentucky Kingdom's marquee attraction. After the ride's relocation to Six Flags Great Adventure, Brady MacDonald of the Los Angeles Times ranked it 8 of the park's 13 roller coasters. Mekado Murphy of The New York Times highlighted the different forces at play on a stand-up roller coaster, compared with a traditional one: "Other coasters create pressure mostly in your upper body; Green Lantern creates pressure in your legs, making them a much more active part of the experience". Both JTown Magazine and The Star-Ledger interviewed a number of park guests and coaster enthusiasts when the Green Lantern opened; all gave favorable reviews. See also 2011 in amusement parks Green Lantern: First Flight- A former ZacSpin roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain References External links Six Flags Great Adventure Roller coasters operated by Six Flags Roller coasters in New Jersey DC Comics in amusement parks Roller coasters introduced in 1997 Roller coasters introduced in 2011 Amusement rides that closed in 2009 Green Lantern in other media Stand-up roller coasters manufactured by Bolliger & Mabillard