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I've ridden 7/25 personally, but I haven't left Eastern/Midwest/Southeast for roller coasters either!

Twisted Timbers applies to both. There was one ride op that asked me if I wanted airtime/more room, and gave me a good 3 inches of room above my lap. I should've left it that way :(. On the other hand, there was another ride op that destroyed my thighs as he slams down on the restraint while...

The Bat is really good, but it seems like people talk about The Bat much more often than Adventure Express.

Adventure Express at Kings Island is one that stands out to me. It's such a fun and oddball experience overshadowed by rides like Mystic Timbers and Diamondback!

This This is what every big or popular park needs. I can't tell you how many times I've thought Cedar Point needs this feature! Does it notify you when a queue reaches a certain time, like "This ride has reached a queue time of 30 minutes"?

Best: My best first ride was probably Shivering Timbers. I had gone in expecting a very rough, airtime-less wooden coaster, but instead what I got was a floater filled wooden coaster with a bit of ejector thrown in every once in a while. The helix is really fun too! This was after the...

Lech Coaster looks far better in my opinion. Not that Hyperion looks like a bad ride, but Lech seems like it would be more my style. I love rides with snappy inversions and the drop looks insane! On the other hand, Hyperion looks somewhat...well, I don't know what to call it. It looks good...

New signage would be awesome! Maybe even some of those touch screen maps at Kings Island with the wait times? I'm surprised Cedar Point hasn't gotten those yet.

Anyways, hey haven't posted at all in 2019! And I'd definitely echo @GuyWithAStick and @KJ7500 with bringing back the Rotor or a similar ride. They just seem so interesting and fun to me!

7.9? I'm not British but that's what IMDb says Moira from Overwatch

Since there are changes on the similar Six Flags topic, I'd figure I'd update my list from this year! 1. Cedar Point - My home park since I was born! The great coasters are supported by a good amount of fun flat rides, and the park layout (for me) is very simple and easy to learn for first time...

At this point I've said it so many times that I'm just gonna use what @peep said to show my thoughts on I305.

Because your mirror is on backwards. Are we doing anything fun in class today?

Tell that to Arrow fanboys.;) Speaking of the first circular loop, it seems like it might be pretty intense! Coming out of a launch right into a circular loop isn't what you'd expect from a modern company these days. It just screams Schwarzkopf to me!

I'd definitely consider the RMC Raptors small! Small is anything 125 and under (and/or under 2000 in length) in my book, and Raptors are 100 feet tall. They look absolutely insane!

Everyday we left on a bus for a WDW park, everyday we passed by the tiny ride. The drop looks insanely steep, and that inversion looks so smooth!

Nope, I'm already back in Ohio! However, there was a HUGE missed opportunity as my hotel for the band trip was literally right next door to fricking Mine Blower! Parent spite. :(

Primeval Whirl (7/10): I actually quite enjoyed my first spinning coaster! It was a bit rough around the edges, but I thought the spinning was fun and I would ride it again, but... Flight of Passage (I know this isn't really a cred but I'm including it in here) is in the same fricking park! Who...

It's been 3 days and I already miss Flight of Passage more than Steel Vengeance!