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Black Mamba's Immelman hole with the waterfall inside - that's just amazing but unfortunately pretty much the only highlight.

In 2008 I spent 4 hours on Rage at Adventure Island in December with temperatures just over 0 and pouring rain and heavy wind. It was FREEZING!

Ever since I remember as my mother used to be a rollercoaster enthusiast herself therefore I spent loads of time in themeparks as a child.

Haha ok that's quite odd to list coasters you haven't even ridden, but nevertheless we'd seem to be on the same wavelength there in terms of coasters (Space Mountain Paris, Colorado Adventure [coaster that usually don't make it to the top of the list very often]).

I do agree, I'm finding the paint job horrible too! Also the Immelmann does kinda look different to B&M's "old" ones - but that's quite common on their coasters since B&M seperated from Stengel.

No particular order! Space Mountain Mission 1+2 Katun Superman La Atracion de Acero Goliath Walibi World Dragon Khan Pepsi Max Big One Nemesis Colorado Adventure Dragon's Fury Oblivion

Long live Sesame Street!

I think that was riding Tyrolean Tubtwist at Joyland! I also quite enjoyed my last ride on Colossus at Thorpe Park Fright Nights just before 10pm.

Olympia Looping when I was 5 or 6 ... can't remember exactly but I was young!

As I said, Inferno's layout ain't the best and is even pretty simple but in my opinion it's the more forceful coaster. I'm only comparing the intensity here not the layout or setting.

Nemesis might be the more interesting coaster but Inferno is more intense. It constantly speeds through the track with not a second of loosing the intensity. Nemesis's vertical loop is pretty lame compared to Inferno's and it's turn before and after as well. Same with Batman clone's - I'm finding their vertical loops by mile not as intense as Inferno's.

I'm surprised that I seem to be the only one who find's Nemesis Inferno the most intense B&M I've ever ridden (and have have been on a couple). I was in Thorpe Park in october for the first time in years and was surprised how intense that coaster is despite having ridden a number of other B&M's between that visit and the last one in 2007. It doesn't have the most exiting layout but I'm simply finding it the most intense B&M I've been on - way more intense than Nemesis in Alton Towers (which I'm actually even finding pretty lame in some parts).

Hunter - Björk

Wicked Game - HIM

Cloud Nine - Evanescence

Going under - Evanescence

Steel: 1. Nemesis 2. Big One (even if it feels like a wooden) 3. Air Wood: 1. Grand National 2. Big Dipper 3. Megafobia

It's me in 2006 at Chessington Hocus Pocus Hall with their strange pink 3D glasses.

Either Olympia Looping at Hannover fair or Big Loop at Heidepark, both in age of 7.

Of all coasters I know I would say Goliath at Walibi World. I just love it.

This is not the space where Winjas are standing, its the River Quest space. I've ridden both coasters, Gebirgsbahn was a quite fun ride. The space where Winjas are standing has been a kids area.

Some of mine:

Here with me - Dido

I still liked it in 2006, but when I rode it in 2007 I was just glad when the ride was over.