Antinos said:I don't understand why people bitch about stand up coasters so much with regard to them being painful. Either stand straight up or sack up, boys.
nadroJ said:^Same! The American flyers were GROSS, Air gets it just about right.
ciallkennett said:Antinos said:I don't understand why people bitch about stand up coasters so much with regard to them being painful. Either stand straight up or sack up, boys.
I've never experienced any kind of problems with my man parts on any of the stand-up coaster I have been on thus far.
I found G-Force's restraints very comfortable and not at all restricting.
nadroJ said:^Same! The American flyers were GROSS, Air gets it just about right.
I wasn't a fan of Air before I headed to the States. After Superman, aside from the pretzel loop which is strangely amazing, I'm realising Air isn't actually that bad of a ride at all, and I look forward to re-riding it in September.
I loved Sjyrush the first time around. I wasn't a huge fan of Skyrush after the ERT (I think most people know that now), but it's still a corker of a coaster.
X:\NWO is my second favourite coaster at Thorpe, after Stealth (not ridden The Swarm yet). It's fab <3
I prefer the challange of riding a kiddie cred more thrilling than riding most other creds (people on the US Live and add-on will know how every 'restricted to kids only' kiddie cred was my goal for the day - Taxi Jam was thus one of my more favoured creds thanks to Youngster Joey looking about 12).
Kings Dominion wasn't too bad of a park, just a shame that we rushed through it to nab the credits and then were too tired to stay for night time riding.
One of the first questions I ask people when I first meet them is what their favourite rollercoaster is. If they say they don't like them, they lose a chance (I give everybody two chances). If they say a crap coaster without a valid reason, they lose a chance. If they say one that I approve of, they pass the test.
Erm.... that's me done... for now.
Youngster Joey said:ciallkennett said:Not sure if complement or underhanded comment :?
Seriously though. People love Lightning racer. I really enjoy the ride but I have an issue with GCI's. They always give me a throbbing headache when I ride them. It's really a love hate relationship at it's finest
Both Wildcat and Roar where vile! :shock: Lightning Racer on the other hand was a really nice ride! But still not as smooth as the european GCI's I've been on..Youngster Joey said:Seriously though. People love Lightning racer. I really enjoy the ride but I have an issue with GCI's. They always give me a throbbing headache when I ride them. It's really a love hate relationship at it's finest
bmac said:Youngster Joey said:ciallkennett said:Not sure if complement or underhanded comment :?
Seriously though. People love Lightning racer. I really enjoy the ride but I have an issue with GCI's. They always give me a throbbing headache when I ride them. It's really a love hate relationship at it's finest
I haven't experienced that on Lightning Racer, I have however gotten to know it really well from the Wildcat instead. Is it a backseat thing? or is it anywhere you sit?
By the way here's a kiddie credit none of us will ever get, Kiddie Coaster @ Rye Playland:
Hyde244 said:History be damned - Arrow mine trains suck.
One of the first questions I ask people when I first meet them is what their favourite rollercoaster is. If they say they don't like them, they lose a chance (I give everybody two chances). If they say a crap coaster without a valid reason, they lose a chance. If they say one that I approve of, they pass the test.
LiveForTheLaunch said:One of the first questions I ask people when I first meet them is what their favourite rollercoaster is. If they say they don't like them, they lose a chance (I give everybody two chances). If they say a crap coaster without a valid reason, they lose a chance. If they say one that I approve of, they pass the test.
That's sad, haha.
You should confess that you cried after Phoenix .