Top Ten Types of Roller Coasters
It really depends on the actual ride. For example; I'm not a big fan of the Batman: The Ride clones. But then you've got rides like Raptor... And how about Montu? Or Alpengeist? Yeah, this decision is easy. Second place is a flying coaster.
Inverted coasters provide such an intense feeling of flying, especially Batman: The Ride at multiple Six Flags locations.
Wing Coasters Deliver an experience like no other coaster. Ride Gatekeeper at Cedar Point or X-Flight at Six Flags Great America. Wing Coasters are so fun and smooth!
I always feel like I'm gonna fly out of my seat when there's a big turn or twist
It feels so smooth and it is so fast and fun. I wish they were more common.
Superman in a nutshell
Hyper Coasters/Giga Coastera are the best! So much airtime and most of them are very smooth. Intimidator 305, Fury 325, Leviathan, Millennium Force, Diamondback, Behemoth, Goliath at SFLR, Nitro and Intimidator are just some examples of the awesome Hypers/Gigas!
They are just fun
This is the best, a little splash of water in the body, never hurt anyone
Premier Rides perfected the accelerator coaster with Mr. Freeze and Poltergeist/Joker's Jinx. Intamin broke records with Top Thrill Dragster, Kingda Ka and Formula Rossa. Accelarator coasters are always an amazing rush.
I love the way that you get pushed so far back in your seat you feel like it's gonna break
These coasters will always deliver a thrill and never go out of style, plus the loopers have got some of the coolest looking and most recognizable track layouts in the park.
Inverted are cool but are sometimes short or bumpy. But sit down can have big thrills and are smooth.
Love sit down coasters. Stand up's are horrible but flying coasters are good.
Millennium Force is so fast and smooth...the best experience at Cedar Point.
My favorite one is millennium force.
I just love wooden roller coasters! My favorite one was designed by Herbert Schmeck and was called the "Comet" at Meyers Lake in Canton, Ohio! Hardly and recognition goes to this awesome, yet sadly demolished jem! I just hope that Philadelphia Toboggan still has the plans for this ride and can reconsturct it! The Pheonix and Knobels Grove Amusement park simply pales in comparison!
Wooden Coasters are the best. Feeling all the shaking and roughness, as well as being able to jump in your seat, make these coasters a blast. They will always be the best.
Out of control and fun to ride. While steel coasters are dominating I still prefer the old fashioned wooden coaster.
What started them all...
The Matterhorn at Disneyland has a track. Some doesn't even have a track. Six Flags Great Adventure used to have one of those.
Floorless coasters are smooth, fun and feature a lot of inversions, the only one I have rode was Kraken, love it
I like the flipping on these rides.
LOVE mine trains. They're the kind of coaster anyone can handle, and many of them are great first coasters. My first coaster was Runaway Mine Train at Six Flags Great Adventure.
Way too many of these, but still good rides.
You should try iron Dragon at cedar point or ninja at six flags magic mountain
For example: Mummy at Universal Hollywood, Space Mountain, Skull Mountain at Great Adventure NJ, and the Dark Knight at Great Adventure
They're fun for any age.
Example: the fly at Canada's wonderland. It has a steep drop for a wild mouse and sharp turns and small air time hills ( I guess ). Sooo yeah fun for all ages
Who doesn't like a good inverting coaster?