A typical ride lasts for approximately 1 minute. Linear synchronous motors accelerate the train up both sides of the track. The track is essentially a giant, upright U and trains are loaded at the bottom of the U. Each car is a free-spinning circle that holds six people. Riders are placed in one of two cars on the train which is made to resemble a giant surfboard. It will be built within the footprint of the existing Superman Escape coaster. It is scheduled to open at the park in April 2024 as The Flash: Speed Force, themed to the DC Comics superhero the Flash. The ride stood without operation from 2020 until April 2023, when it was removed pending relocation to Warner Bros.

After purchasing the ride from Intamin, the location where it was to be installed was changed. Surfrider was originally planned to be installed at Sea World, a theme park owned by the same company as Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast, Village Roadshow Theme Parks. After a relatively short construction period, the ride was fully assembled by July 2007. In late April, Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast officially confirmed this report by announcing the Surfrider. The Gold Coast Bulletin later reported the ride as being an Intamin Half Pipe roller coaster with an opening date scheduled for the September school holidays. In February 2007, roller coaster parts began arriving in Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast's car park. The ride originally opened as Surfrider at the nearby Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast, where it operated from September 2007 until 2020, before being removed in April 2023. It is an Intamin Half Pipe roller coaster themed to the DC Comics superhero the Flash that is set to open in April 2024. Movie World on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia. The Flash: Speed Force is an upcoming steel shuttle roller coaster at Warner Bros.

Riders are arranged 6 across in 2 rows for a total of 12 riders per train. Surfrider at Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast at RCDB

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