We moved on to the Dragons, with our guide telling us the legends and stories behind the rides, scenery, theming, etc. For example, in the Dr. Seuss story about the Zax, when they won't move a highway is built around them. Also, it took two years for Universal to convince Theodore Geisel's widow to sell them the rights because when he was alive, he would not let his characters be used. I dearly love Batman, so when Raptor was put in at Cedar Point, I expected big things. Raptor may be bigger, but it's rough, and the midcourse brake destroys its continuity.
Ice is definitely superior, even though it's short, because it's smooth as silk.
We left the Dragons, planning to return later, and checked out Poseiden's Fury. I thought it was a ride, but it's actually a show. The special water effects were really cool, but I was dissapointed because I was expected a water ride. I think I must have confused it with Escape from Atlantis at Seaworld. We walked quickly through the Jurassic Park Discovery Center, and it sounded like a really neat place where I would have liked to spend a lot more time.