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No particular order: 1. Temple of the Nighthawk - Phantasialand This ride was so nauseating. It just endlessly meanders, and when I ride it the building was super hot with no air flow. I felt ghastly afterwards. 2. Manta - Sea World Orlando That pretzel loop felt horrible on my head and did...

I can add a few to this now: 2023: Luna - Liseberg 2024: Nemesis Reborn - Alton Towers Hyperia - Thorpe Park

Netflix Theme Park in Planet Coaster.

Literally built in garbage. Just a bit of fun, this park is called Trash Town, and has 3 coasters.

Oh no! I really liked this ride a lot so I hope the replacement is good.

Interesting topic Matt! This has made me realise that generally if I like a ride I do it more than once. I've done (approx.) 93 coasters, of which only only 19 were ridden just once. Generally these coasters are either rubbish so I didn't do them again (e.g. Gwazi), made me nauseous (e.g...

That sounds insufferable.

Powe Plant Park took me 3 years and features 5 coasters and 4 immersive dark rides.

I have counted Python amd Python v2 at Efteling as separate credits and have every intention of doing the same with Nemesis Reborn. Technically both rides still retain some track their original versions, but they are basically new coasters.

I don't care how rough it is at this point, I will always be fond of Disneyland Paris' Space Mountain.

Leaked photo from the inspection: I know they consider themselves 2nd to Disney, but perhaps they went about that the wrong way!

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Same vibe Oh dear. It doesn't look like a theme park logo....or any fun at all ...or stylish

It's completely rebuilt, it is literally new track with nothing left. It is a new ride.

I also prefer Wicker Man to Nemesis.

Exiting Europa Park on 19th June this year after the fire at Alpenexpress. It was very surreal. My trip from the park was on foot through Rust, and my hotel was actually near the part of the park where the fire started. Parts of the route were blocked by cordons and I saw lots of firefighters...

I'll revisit parks I really like every couple of years. I will often enjoy the comfort of familiarity and knowing that I'll enjoy the park. There's always a risk with spending a lot of money on a new park that it'll be not as good as I hoped, and when i have a limited number of holiday days I'm...

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Hmm, that's probably technically true for me as well, but for rides that are common in the region I live it's probably still the Boomerangs.

What the title says, what's the most abundant or common coaster make, model or manufacturer you've actually never ridden? I've never been on a Vekoma Boomerang (or even a park with one in it), nor have I been on a Vekoma SLC (seen 2, chose not to ride). I've also never ridden any Coaster by Zeier.