Which is your favorite rollercoaster?

Question

The Name? Theme Park? Reason why?

Answer 1

KINGDA KA, at six flags in new jersey. Because it is the tallest roller coaster in the world right now , even though i had to wait 5 hours to ride it the first time it was worth it. The only thing is that the ride is no longer than 30 seconds.

Answer 2

Now you know you can't just ask that question without breaking down the TYPE of coaster. Afterall you can't compare the new steel coasters by B&M to the classic wood of a John Miller.

So for Steel - my favorite is Millenium Force, at Cedar Point. The coaster has stadium seating so even the second row can get a view like sitting in the front. Yes, sitting in the front makes all the difference in general. It's also 300+ feet and yet the ride is smooth (unlike many others that lack the finesse of a well made machine). Fast, smooth and high.

As for the wooden world, there are many coasters that provide that airtime that wood coaster lovers crave. My favorite is Phoenix, at Knoebel's Park in Elysburg, PA. It may not be the longest or the highest, but the airtime is unforgettable.

I highly recommend checking out wooden coasters, especially after they've been running awhile at the park - the more they run the faster the terack gets. Gotta love that kind of technology!

Answer 3

My favorite roller coaster would have to be kingda ka from six flags for the simple fact that when you first get on it and your going up you start to get butterflies in your stomach, because you know what's coming for you and then when you finally hit the top is when you want to get off but it's already to late so you just get ready for the excitement. I would have to say that the best part of that ride would have to be when your at the very top and you look down and see everything and everyone and you feel as if the whole roller coaster were to collapse. Then the end comes and your like wow what an amazing feeling then 2 seconds later your like I am never going on that ride again.

Answer 4

There are a lot of good ones, but the best is probably Deja Vu at Six Flags over Georgia. Rather than completing a loop it just goes from one end to the other and back. At each end the tracks go straight up quite a ways. That means at the beginning you start facing down and when you reverse you're looking straight up at the sky. It includes a couple of loops and twists so it's pretty wild.

Answer 5

Super Sonix XLT at Kings Dominion in Virgina. This ride is 17 seconds of greatness. Truly the best rollercoaster i have rode. And i have been to Six Flags, Disney World, Busch Gardens, Carowinds, and Coney Island. This is my favorite ride

Answer 6

California Screamin' at the Disneyland Resort in Disney's California Adventure. It's the fastest LIM coster launching you from 0-55, it covers over a mile of track, the ride is 2:36 long, and it is the longest steel looping roller coaster in the world!

Answer 7

HA! There's three Roller Coasters That I like That are all at Six Flags over Texas at Arlington, not far from where I live. One of them is is the Titan because of the way that it's made.It's has a lot of thrill,speed and it's almost freestanding. Another one is the Texas Giant because everything is totally unpredictable and it's suspenseful. The third one is Mr. Freeze because you are in a cart but your feet are hanging off and it has killer loops and it twists, twirls, and loops that almost makes it feel like you are going to fall out,of course you're not ( then it'll be Final Destination all over again).If you're bold you might just drive, fly or even walk over to Six Flags over Texas at Arlington and try these three rides. Carry a barf bag, you'll going to need them if you eat before any of these killer rides!

Answer 8

The Mr. Freeze @ Six Flags, St. Louis, or the Wildfire @ Silver Dollar City in Branson, MO

Answer 9

Indoor it would be the Rock n' Rollercoaster at Dinsey MGM
Outdoor it would be the Titan at Six Flags over TX

Answer 10

Superman, Six Flags New England