Hutch
Strata Poster
When I mean indoor coasters, I'm talking about indoor coasters where it's pitch black and you can't see a thing. Not something like Spongebob at Nickelodeon Universe, where it technically is "indoor." :wink:
I'm a fan of indoor coasters, because they greatly change the ride experience and you don't know what's coming (especially during your first ride)! So since I've only been on a few, I'll rank 'em all:
1. Verbolten - yeah I know, it's not entirely indoor . But the indoor section was my favorite part! This is where the theming and the thrills were at best.
2. Revenge of the Mummy (Orlando) - lots going on, with some great theming and good thrills.
3. Rockin' Rollercoaster (Orlando) - my first I indoor, launched, and actually "big" roller coaster. I remember the launch being great (haven't ridden it in three years). It was also fun to listen to music during the ride.
4. Space Mountain (Orlando) - Good theming, and I also liked how it was one person per row. Probably would've been meh if it wasn't for the fact that it's indoor.
5. Disaster Transport (RIP) - Very short, but reminded me about how much I like indoor coasters. Cedar Fair could've done a bit better with the theming though, as what they were trying to go for was a nice idea (whatever, it's Cedar Fair). And like Space Mt, it would've been boring if it was outside. Glad I got a chance to ride if before it went.
I'm a fan of indoor coasters, because they greatly change the ride experience and you don't know what's coming (especially during your first ride)! So since I've only been on a few, I'll rank 'em all:
1. Verbolten - yeah I know, it's not entirely indoor . But the indoor section was my favorite part! This is where the theming and the thrills were at best.
2. Revenge of the Mummy (Orlando) - lots going on, with some great theming and good thrills.
3. Rockin' Rollercoaster (Orlando) - my first I indoor, launched, and actually "big" roller coaster. I remember the launch being great (haven't ridden it in three years). It was also fun to listen to music during the ride.
4. Space Mountain (Orlando) - Good theming, and I also liked how it was one person per row. Probably would've been meh if it wasn't for the fact that it's indoor.
5. Disaster Transport (RIP) - Very short, but reminded me about how much I like indoor coasters. Cedar Fair could've done a bit better with the theming though, as what they were trying to go for was a nice idea (whatever, it's Cedar Fair). And like Space Mt, it would've been boring if it was outside. Glad I got a chance to ride if before it went.