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Incredible Hulk Pictures

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Hulk opened with the park in May of 1999.

A view of Hulk's front half.

This cobra roll accounts for the second and third of Hulk's 7 inversions.

A train exits the mist filled trench that goes below water level.

A train entering the corkscrew - Hulk's 5th inversion.

This huge vertical loop is Hulk's 4th inversion.

Guests crowd around to watch Hulk run its course.

Hulk starts with a launch from 0 to 40 mph out of the launch tunnel.
As soon as you hit daylight, you do a Zero-G roll 110 feet in the air.
This photo shows a train exiting the Zero-G roll.

The second vertical loop circles the mid-course brake section of track.

Hulk dives below water level directly under onlooking guests and into a mist filled tunnel.

Hulk dives below water level directly under onlooking guests and into a mist filled tunnel.
(only 1 empty seat!)

As the train zips through this section of track at 67mph, blasts of water erupt on either side.

As the train zips through this section of track at 67mph, blasts of water erupt on either side.

Hulk stands at 110 feet tall at it's highest point and reaches a top speed of 67 miles per hour.

A train just launched out of the tunnel and halfway through the Zero-G roll.

A train just launched out of the tunnel and halfway through the Zero-G roll.

Hulk features 7 inversions over it's 3700 foot long layout.

Another look at the Incredible Hulk.

An interesting look at the cobra roll. You may recognize it from the 1999 remake of House On Haunted Hill.

I'm not a comic fan. When I think Hulk, I think Bill Bixby, Lou Ferrigno and that theme song...
'Don't make me angry, Mr. McGee...you wouldn't like me when I'm angry'

A look at Hulk's launch tunnel and how some of the layout wraps around it.

I like this picture because it shows just how massive this whole thing is.
Plus, I like the fact that they're advertising the movie a solid nine months in advance.