Does the saw ride at Thorpe park go upside down?

Thorpe Park, Saw the ride and the Maze.?

• My school is having an innovation week and i've chosen the topic "ghost, ghouls and all things spooky" where i'll get to go to thorpe park to ride saw and go through ...show more

• Answer:

  I have been on SAW The Ride, A lot. over 150 times now. so i know it better than the back of my hand. The ride itself (as in track layout) is very poor for Thorpe's previous standards i think. The ride is made by the theming and in my opinion is the only good part of the ride along with the indoor section of the ride. When the ride starts there is a sudden indoor drop by the 'swinging blades' (Scene 1) which is far more intense than the main drop. you then go into a brake run where air is supposed to hit you (however this effect does currently not work as it is out of sync) you then go into the first inversion where water sprays at you, you then come outside the building and up the lift hill. After this in my opinion the ride is poor, the main drop lacks intensity and there is a pain full jolt right after the drop. But this drop is no where near as bad as it looks. As for the maze, SAW Alive. I also have to say that it not as good as i hoped it would be. There are 6 themed rooms, each a different trap from the films. The acting inside is not very jumpy, so there is no need to be scared by this. The theming again, is absolultly brilliant, but think that the poor acting ruins this attraction. Hope this helps