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Night ride photos are impossible lol
Every time I try to shoot a coaster at night it looks like a blurry snake. Any settings that actually work?
Launch coasters over lift hills?
I love a good lift hill but launches get the energy up quick. Which one do you all prefer?
Gerstlauer restraints ruin some good layouts
The layouts can be awesome but sometimes the comfort is just not there. Curious if its just me being picky.
Dive coasters are underrated
People call them one trick ponies but the drop is the trick and its a good trick. Not every coaster needs 19 elements.
Intamin reliability jokes are overdone
Yeah they have downtime, but the rides are usually the ones everybody runs to first. Maybe parks accept that trade for a reason.
Unpopular opinion: rough woodies are more fun
I dont mean painful, but a little shuffle and noise makes a coaster feel alive. Some new rides feel too sterile to me.
Cedar Point first timer route help
Trying to not mess up my first trip. Is rope dropping Steel Vengeance still the move or is that outdated advice?
Best angle for recognizable coaster photos
I keep trying to get better pics of lift hills and inversions without the same boring front gate shot. What angles work for you?
Vekoma glow up is real
Old Vekoma jokes are kinda tired now. The new track and trains look legit and parks should be looking at them more.
RMC pacing is wild but can be too much
Hot take maybe, RMC is incredible but some layouts feel like they never breathe. I dont always want to get thrown around for 2 minutes.
Millennium Force is still a monster, sorry not sorry
People keep saying it has no airtime now but idk, the speed and scale still does it for me every visit.
B&M hypers are comfy but not always elite
I like them a lot, but sometimes it feels like people rank every B&M hyper super high just because its smooth. I wanna hear what everyone actually thinks.
Airtime is not the only thing that matters
I love airtime but some enthusiasts act like every coaster is just a spreadsheet of negative g moments. Flow matters too.
How many rides is enough before ranking a coaster
One ride can be weird because weather, row, and operations all matter. But waiting for 5 rides is not always possible.
Recognizable coaster upload thread
Since the site has recognizable coaster sections now, lets talk about what photos actually show the ride best.
What model deserves more clones
Some clone models are popular for a reason. I would take more compact launch coasters honestly.
S&S free spins are not all garbage
I know they get roasted but I have had some pretty fun rides on them. Depends on the flipping and the crew maybe.
Unpopular: Magnum is better than some gigas
Its janky, yeah. But those triangle hills are hilarious and I remember it more than a lot of smoother rides.
Best parks for someone who hates spinning rides
My friend can do launches and inversions but spinning messes them up. Need trip ideas that wont be a disaster.
Post your favorite lift hill shots
Lift hills are underrated in photos. They show the whole personality of a ride if you catch the angle right.
Wing coasters look better than they ride
Not saying they are bad. I just think the near misses and visuals are usually better than the forces.
Mack rides has the best balance
Mack doesnt always have the most intense rides, but their stuff feels polished and fun for more people. Thats underrated.
Floorless coasters feel kind of pointless now
They are fine, but I never feel like the floorless trains change the ride that much. Maybe I am missing something.
Are skip passes worth it for coaster trips
I hate paying extra but also hate missing half the credits. Where do you draw the line?