JFrombaugh

Riddler's Revenge - A fun coaster while it lasted, but for some reason it made me queasy afterwards, and I hardly ever get nauseous on coasters. Unfortunately, any ride which leaves it's mark on my stomach fails to get a good rating. Riding should be for enjoyment, not punishment. Rock 'n Roller Coaster - Sustained forces are notable only for their almost complete absence - in fact the only parts one feels pinned to the seat are in the launch and the rollover. With that in mind, Rnrc wouldn't make my Top 10. On the other hand, if the ride were outdoors and the theming were absent, it probably wouldn't make my Top 25. Incredible Hulk - I actually like this ride a lot - it was my first result from a coaster-related personality quiz and the theming and color scheme are awesome...but other than the launch out of the tube the ride experience didn't seem that different from Silver Bullet at KBF or Scream at SFMM, and it seemed to have a bad case of "B&M rattle". It's certainly too intense for the Average tier, but lacks the necessary credentials to make it a Top 10, thus leaving it in the limbo of Borderline.

It seems like every park and their dog has a 95 or 97 degree drop coaster these days, and I am somewhat ashamed to admit that I have yet to experience one. But in a couple of weeks on my CP/KI trip I'll be riding Maverick. I suspect I'll really like it, but that 95 degree drop...I kind of like to know what I am getting into. So do any of you have any info on what Maverick (or Fahrenheit or any Eurofighter for that matter) feels like on the drop? Is it just a quick burst of stomach feelings, like on Ghostrider or Boardwalk Bullet?

Man this sucks. I'm going to KI in a couple of weeks and probably won't be going back for awhile...

Hi, I'm Joseph Frombaugh and I'm 19. I've been a TPR fan for quite awhile but I've just now taken the time to register. I have my own site devoted to the coasters I've ridden which has onride photos, pictures, reviews, videos, and even results I've gotten from various personality quizzes I've taken the time to take. I'm still a "coaster enthusiast in training" with 69 credits, but there's more I'll be riding in a couple of weeks!