Favorite Roller Coaster of all time?

[MeatRock]

Originally Posted by ImAWalkingCorpse

I went there last year. Great rides. But I don't have the attachment to those like I do Orient Express.

The Orient was the best coaster Worlds of Fun had or would have still if they kept it. It's a shame they tore it down.

[CaliforniaChief]

Tatsu at Six Flags Magic Mountain.

The 2003 Royals.

This Chiefs' offseason.

[Simply Red]

Originally Posted by frazod

Raging Bull at Six Flags Great America.

You're insane - no way am I riding a roller coaster called 'Raging Bull'

You guys are really nuts.

[MBSiMMENS]

I second the Tower of Terror but not sure its a roller coaster. It basically just drops. My favorite would have to be Mr. Freeze at Six Flags STL

[BigMeatballDave]

I haven't been to an amusement park in years, but The Magnum at Cedar Point is probably it for me.

[KChiefer]

I'll always remember The Beast, King's Island, Mason, Ohio.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bea...ler_coaster%29

[JD10367]

Millennium Force (Cedar Point)
Superman (Six Flags New England)
Big Bad Wolf (Busch Williamsburg)
Montu (Busch Tampa)
Space Mountain (Disney World)

My favorite was the large wooden coaster at Six Flags New England, when it was an independent park called Riverside Park. It consistently ranked as one of the best woodies. When SF bought the park, they shallowed the drop and ruined the coaster.

[PunkinDrublic]

The Timberwolf at Worlds of Fun.

[mr. tegu]

I loved The Hulk at Universal Studios. I also loved the Aerosmith one in Disney World.

[WhawhaWhat]

Originally Posted by mr. tegu

I loved The Hulk at Universal Studios. I also loved the Aerosmith one in Disney World.

This!

[mr. tegu]

Shiekra in Tampa Bay Busch Gardens is pretty terrifying.

I need to ride one where you are strapped in from above and are laying horizontal to the ground.

[ImAWalkingCorpse]

Originally Posted by mr. tegu

Shiekra in Tampa Bay Busch Gardens is pretty terrifying.

I need to ride one where you are strapped in from above and are laying horizontal to the ground.

Manta Ray at Sea World Orlando.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by KChiefer

I'll always remember The Beast, King's Island, Mason, Ohio.

Oh, man! I remember that one from when I was just a little tyke! I want to say I was 8 years old or so. I remember they had one called The Beasty or something like that. It was basically the smaller, less intense version of The Beast. Anyway, my sister was DEATHLY afraid of roller coasters, but my mom made her ride it. The entire time you could see and hear her screaming bloody murder. They took the pic at the top of one of the hills and showed them on the screens afterward. My sister's face was ****ing priceless! People were laughing about it and everything I'll never forget that.

Originally Posted by JD10367

Big Bad Wolf (Busch Williamsburg)
Montu (Busch Tampa)

Montu was pretty good but did you like it better than Shiekra? I remember when I went there, I had the misfortune of riding Gwazi first. It's a wooden roller coaster with a shit ton of sharp turns. I had the illest whiplash and ended up walking around all day with a terrible headache. I definitely won't make that mistake next time I go.

Big Bad Wolf was pretty dope too. One of the things I loved most about Busch Gardens in Williamsburg is the scenery. It is seriously beautiful with the shrubbery and flowers and all that. You can definitely tell they take pride in the appearance of their theme park. Anyway, if I remember right, Big Bad Wolf had a lot of its tracks over and throughout the woods in the area. Was kind of cool and fit the theme of the Big Bad Wolf.

Originally Posted by mr. tegu

I loved The Hulk at Universal Studios. I also loved the Aerosmith one in Disney World.

I think that one's called Rock'n Rollercoaster or some shit.

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

Oh, man! I remember that one from when I was just a little tyke! I want to say I was 8 years old or so. I remember they had one called The Beasty or something like that. It was basically the smaller, less intense version of The Beast. Anyway, my sister was DEATHLY afraid of roller coasters, but my mom made her ride it. The entire time you could see and hear her screaming bloody murder. They took the pic at the top of one of the hills and showed them on the screens afterward. My sister's face was ****ing priceless! People were laughing about it and everything I'll never forget that.



Montu was pretty good but did you like it better than Shiekra? I remember when I went there, I had the misfortune of riding Gwazi first. It's a wooden roller coaster with a shit ton of sharp turns. I had the illest whiplash and ended up walking around all day with a terrible headache. I definitely won't make that mistake next time I go.

Big Bad Wolf was pretty dope too. One of the things I loved most about Busch Gardens in Williamsburg is the scenery. It is seriously beautiful with the shrubbery and flowers and all that. You can definitely tell they take pride in the appearance of their theme park. Anyway, if I remember right, Big Bad Wolf had a lot of its tracks over and throughout the woods in the area. Was kind of cool and fit the theme of the Big Bad Wolf.



I think that one's called Rock'n Rollercoaster or some shit.

Big Bad Wolf was a cool old ride. I heard they took it out? Too bad....and Busch Gardens Williamsburg is one of the best theme parks I've ever been to. Very well kept.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

Big Bad Wolf was a cool old ride. I heard they took it out? Too bad....and Busch Gardens Williamsburg is one of the best theme parks I've ever been to. Very well kept.

I'm not sure. My family had season passes back when I was about 16 living in Richmond. I haven't set foot back in Virginia since I moved to Florida..

But yes, to this day, Busch Gardens in Williamsburg is the most beautiful, well-kept theme park I've been to. Even more so than its sister park in Tampa, although Tampa offers more in terms of wildlife.