The biggest thrill in the smallest package?

[Y. Kim]

For me Revenge of the Mummy at USS. It's small but has backward track and good pops of airtime, and great theming.

 

[Howie]

A rented car with @DelPiero at the wheel has to be near the top, surely? And at about 400 quid for a week, it's cheaper than any Gravity Group woodie.

 

[DelPiero]

A rented car with @DelPiero at the wheel has to be near the top, surely? And at about 400 quid for a week, it's cheaper than any Gravity Group woodie.

Huh? I don't remember nearly killing us once, except for that stretch of roadworks with all the lorries on the right side, that was hairy
Or are you talking bollocks again?

 

[jayjay]

The Premier Sky Rocket II packs an impressive range of sensations into a tiny footprint. And for a slightly expanded version, I was very impressed with Goldrush at Slagharen.

 

[streetmagix]

The Premier Sky Rocket II packs an impressive range of sensations into a tiny footprint. And for a slightly expanded version, I was very impressed with Goldrush at Slagharen.

I've only done one of the Sky Rocket II but I was very impressed. I do love the Intamin Gyro Swings (Maelstrom / Loke) too. SO MUCH AIRTIME. Silly amounts.

 

[caffeine_demon]

The Premier Sky Rocket II packs an impressive range of sensations into a tiny footprint. And for a slightly expanded version, I was very impressed with Goldrush at Slagharen.

Welll waddya know - I was thinking "isn't goldrush gerstlauer", so I went to check on rcdb, and the random coaster was a premier skyrocket 2! what r the chances of that?

 

[Gavin]

Atlantis Adventure.

The footprint is actually tiny, and it's not very tall, but it manages to do quite a lot, including a decent launch (which is also a surprise for first-time riders since you can't see it), top hat and a few other airtime moments.