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On August 18, 2016, before the closure of Vortex, the park announced plans to transform Vortex into Patriot. During the transformation, the ride would receive a new blue and white color scheme and floorless trains from B&M. Passholder Previews were held on March 31, 2017 while the ride opened to the public on April 1, 2017. To celebrate the opening, military veterans past and active could visit the park for free during Memorial Day weekend and bring up-to six guests receiving discounted tickets with them.
Experience[]
After traveling up the 91-foot lift hill, the train takes a left drop turn into the vertical loop. Riders then travel through a left turnaround followed by another left turnaround that goes through the loop. Before heading into the final break run, the train goes through a corkscrew and into a left turnaround.
Character Carousel • Flying Ace • GR8 SK8 • Joe Cool's Dodgem School • Kite-Eating Tree • Lucy's Crabbie Cabbie • Peanuts 500 • Peanuts Pirates • Planet Snoopy Construction Zone • Sally's Love Buggies • Sally's Swing Set • Snoopy's Space Buggies • Snoopy's Space Race • The Pumpkin Patch • Woodstock Express
South Bay Shores
Breakers Bay • Coastal Cruz • Mission Falls • NorCal Wipeout • Otter Trotter • Pacific Surge • Pup's Pier • Rushin' River • Tide Pool
Patriot at the Roller Coaster DataBase
Patriot (California's Great America) at the Roller Coaster Wiki
Patriot (California's Great America) at Wikipedia
