Launch coasters over lift hills?
I love a good lift hill but launches get the energy up quick. Which one do you all prefer?
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Idk man, the rattle was not charming when I rode it. My shoulders were cooked after.
The first half matters more to me. If the coaster crawls into the brake run, I still remember the good parts. I know folks wont like that but whatever.
I used to think this was a bad take, then I got a night ride and yeah okay I get it now.
S&S free spins are lottery rides. Sometimes hilarious, sometimes just awkward bouncing.
I think enthusiasts overuse the word forceless. Not every coaster is trying to be a blackout machine.
Mack rides feel expensive in the best way. Like the trains, profiling, audio, all of it feels finished.
The pacing is good but I dont love when every element is trying to be ejector. Sometimes its too much. Also sorry but that take is wild.
Gerstlauer can make wild layouts but yeah those restraints can turn a fun ride into a boxing match.
This is where I get annoyed with rankings. Everybody acts like there is one correct answer and there just isnt.
GateKeeper gets too much hate. Its graceful and the keyholes are still cool even if thoosies pretend they arent.
I kinda agree but your underrating the first drop. A good drop can carry a whole ride for me.
I dont buy fast lane unless the park is already expensive enough that missing rides would ruin the trip.
Capacity should count in rankings a little. A great ride that moves the line is a better park ride.
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