Best first drop you've been on

el toro in the back is breathtaking

Favorite drop is Sheikra. There is a view going up the lift where you can see the drop and horizon make a perfect right angle, and with the flat, low Florida landscape again blood red track its amazing. Also there is a specific and special kind of airtime that only drop coasters have and I love it.

The best drop of my entire life was on TTD. When it just barely makes it over the top and you get the full view and feel of that drop last row there's nothing close for me. Had it twice, middle and last.

No doubt: Expedition GeForce at HolidayPark sitting in the last row.

Having strong negatives and laterals at the same time is simply beautiful.

My favorite drop has to be X2. I cannot describe the feeling but it is incredible! This took the place for my top coaster as well (Too bad you need a neck brace after riding )

[gouldy]

Stuck between two very different ways of thinking about this...

On one hand: El Toro in the back row, because it was, frankly, insane.

On the other hand: Nemesis, because I've not ridden another ride that has such a suspense building drop - despite the fact that there isn't any real drop to speak of.


Out of rides I haven't ridden: Any of the Intamin prefabs would be awesome (I'm assuming), and I'd be very interested to see what the drop on Gravity Max actually feels like.

[Dirk_Ermen]

Der LK 7531 wrote:

No doubt: Expedition GeForce at HolidayPark sitting in the last row.

Having strong negatives and laterals at the same time is simply beautiful.

*High Fives~

[TTD03]

MF in the front and back and El Toro in the back.
Omg.

Kracken and montu also sherkra

[Dirk_Ermen]

deere839 wrote:

Kracken ..... sherkra

Where can I find these coasters? Rcdb doesn't has any information about these:
http://rcdb.com/qs.htm?qs=kracken
http://rcdb.com/qs.htm?qs=sherkra

[Paradox]

Dirk_Ermen wrote:

deere839 wrote:

Kracken ..... sherkra

Where can I find these coasters? Rcdb doesn't has any information about these:
http://rcdb.com/qs.htm?qs=kracken
http://rcdb.com/qs.htm?qs=sherkra

Omg I am like crying right now that is so funny.

I'd say Skyrush

^^ I think Kraken is one of the most misspelled names among coaster fans so you don't need to worry.

Dirk_Ermen wrote:

deere839 wrote:

Kracken ..... sherkra

Where can I find these coasters? Rcdb doesn't has any information about these:
http://rcdb.com/qs.htm?qs=kracken
http://rcdb.com/qs.htm?qs=sherkra

Yeah my searches turned up nothing too.

http://rcdb.com/qs.htm?qs=Kracka+lackin%27
http://rcdb.com/qs.htm?qs=Andy+Serkis

^.............. -_-

Shambhala. Gives you an amazing view of the park and the surrounding area, it's also facing the opposite direction to the nearby industrial complex as an added bonus. Aside from that, it just seems to go on forever with floater all the way down the drop.

^that's looks like a great ride i would love to ride it one day with visiting the park one but why are a lot of the good b&m outside the u.s.

[TTD03]

deere839 wrote:

^.............. -_-

Hey... You're the one that posted it!

[Paradox]

Projektion wrote:

Shambhala. Gives you an amazing view of the park and the surrounding area, it's also facing the opposite direction to the nearby industrial complex as an added bonus. Aside from that, it just seems to go on forever with floater all the way down the drop.

Shambhala just always seemed too short to me. I would love to know if the ride is even good after the first airtime hill as I heard it dies off from there.

No, it's an amazing ride, especially the speed hill after the ampersand. It's also one of the most graceful rides I've ever seen. It seems short just because the mcbr is so close to the end brakes, but the ride itself lasts as long as pretty much any other B&M hyper.

Shambhala just always seemed too short to me. I would love to know if the ride is even good after the first airtime hill as I heard it dies off from there.[/quote]

First drop is awesome specially if you sit at the back is like being ejected and floating all the drop, the first camelback is awesome too like 5 o more seconds of airtime there, then the ampersand and the speed hill and the rest ok.

deere839 wrote:

^that's looks like a great ride i would love to ride it one day with visiting the park one but why are a lot of the good b&m outside the u.s.

That is exactly the same I??????m thinking that all the good B&Ms are outside Germany

Most of the good rides are in Europe

Not really.......

[Dirk_Ermen]

CoasterGuy2000 wrote:

Not really.......

Come over to Europe and we'll show you the difference.

You're parks and flat rides are definitely better but I've always felt America has the better coasters.