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.
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Quoting the last point: no, thats exactly the thoosie brain rot I mean. Skip passes are worth it only when you traveled far. For my home park I just come back another day.
I think B&M hypers are comfort food coasters. Not always the best meal, but always a good one.
The photo angle from outside the cobra roll is usually money. You get train, track, and faces all in one shot.
LSM launches are smoother but hydraulic launches had violence in a good way.
Millennium Force is not an airtime machine and thats fine. Its about speed and scale, why is that bad? I know folks wont like that but whatever.
The best coaster photos have people in the train reacting. Empty train shots feel kinda lifeless. Also sorry but that take is wild.
Steel Vengeance is great but the line and locker mess made me grumpy before I even sat down.
Photo approvals are a good idea tbh. Otherwise every page turns into blurry station pics.
That holding brake is still one of the best crowd pleasers in any park. People scream before anything even happens.
Front row for views, back row for drops. Middle row is for when the grouper hates you.
I still love boomerangs when they run decent. They are simple but the backwards part gets GP every time.
You guys confuse painful with intense. Those are not the same thing.
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