Scariest ever 10 thrill rides in the world?

I was referring to the fact that both DCA and DHS have Tower of Terror, however; I have heard that the one at DHS is better because it starts out as a dark ride through the hotel.

Wondering where Tango was in that list... Unless it's the same exact thing as "Equinox". That ride served a pretty startling experience. Anyone ever rode it? What made it so "scary" to me is being fastened to a giant arm that lifts you up to 70 feet in the air, then experiencing harsh negative g-forces while being twirled around really quick through twists and flips in virtually every possible way/direction you could think of. You'd think such negative g's would put so much stress on your harness to the point of forcing it open, releasing you to fall the 7 stories back to the ground.

At least that's how it was for me while riding it, I kept thinking - S***, I hope my harness keeps me fastened to my seat!

50+ foot cliff dive in Sedona, AZ
rock climbing
sitting on the edge of a 4000 foot drop at the Grand Canyon
Racing my last car at the track
Enjoying... special... time with my hot fiance

Real Thrills > Artificial Thrills

Enjoy the theme park thrills, but always push the limit where it counts. At the end of the day no one is going to be impressed that you went on a man made ride that thousands of other people have been on.

[jayman]

Originally posted by ava1enzue1a

Wondering where Tango was in that list... Unless it's the same exact thing as "Equinox". That ride served a pretty startling experience. Anyone ever rode it? What made it so "scary" to me is being fastened to a giant arm that lifts you up to 70 feet in the air, then experiencing harsh negative g-forces while being twirled around really quick through twists and flips in virtually every possible way/direction you could think of. You'd think such negative g's would put so much stress on your harness to the point of forcing it open, releasing you to fall the 7 stories back to the ground.

At least that's how it was for me while riding it, I kept thinking - S***, I hope my harness keeps me fastened to my seat!

i've ridden that , it was sort of .. not really fun http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid= ... =1&theater

Yeah, Tango is more PAINFUL than scary, to me it is worse than a horribly maintained Vekoma SLC. Any ride that strands you 225 feet in the air for 30 minutes is pretty scary, I had that wonderful experience on Drop Zone at CGA about 15 years ago, and to make things worse, the people sitting next to me kept shaking the damn cab. Also, the ride ops did not tell anyone what was wrong with it, so, when they finally dropped us, my first thought was "oh poop! I hope it wasn't a problem with the braking system." Needless to say, I was happy when we made it back to the ground safely.

^^ Wow that flat ride just looks ridiculous lol. I'd try it once and I'm sure I'd enjoy it for a bit, but it goes on for so long that I think by the end I might get a headache. Could be ok though, since the forces are varied throughout...I don't like enterprises. Last time I went on one I was done for the rest of the day. Fun for a rotation or two, past that just made me feel uncomfortable and eventually made my head hurt.

Originally posted by ProZach626

Racing my last car at the track

What car, what track?

i know this is a rollercoaster
but
this would take the cake for scary thrill ride/rollercoaster mix
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3-_XiNie2w

i never knew a tilt coaster existed till now

yeah, I thought it was just something the designers of RCT3 came up with until I saw that coaster listed in RCDB. Same with the Tower Coaster, seriously, i thought that was RCT3's lame attempt at a Eurofighter when I first got that game.