ShaneH

Raptor or Mantis at CP

The Raven's fifth drop or the Verbolten track drop.

Wildebeest at Holiday World

I've ridden the Voyage in rain at night and I didn't know what was going on even though I had ridden many times before. It was weird having rain hit your face and the stop when you go in a tunnel and then resume when you exit the tunnel over and over.

I don't have a definitie favorite but I can tell you that the one thing I hate on floorless coasters is the interlocking corkscrews. Even non-floorless rides that have them, like Kumba, are annoying because I always experience head banging

You might be a roller coaster nerd if.... you plan coaster trips 2 years in advance

I really like the switchback trains and all the new timberliners by TGG

I've had better experiences at CF parks than SF parks CF: CP, KI, KD, Knotts SF: NE, ST.L

Holiday World 2016: Retrack woodies + extra work on legend including a tunnel 2017: S&S screamin swing on the walk to Thunderbird 2018: New water slide/coaster 2019: New theatre with some cool shows + water slide 2020: RMC Hyper Woodie (The tallest and fastest wooden coaster) back in the woods that has inversions and over 5000 ft of track

The pilgrims plunge at HW was only open for 5 years and because of it the put hyena falls in a really dumb location

Voyage is easily the best coaster at my home park HW

I would love to see a S&S screamin swing at the park. It would be a great fit as they don't have many thrill rides and this is also the type of ride that families enjoy also

I think the Voyage is great as it is and that adding an inversion on Legend would bring attention back to the ride and make it more popular

I think the Voyage is great as it is and that adding an inversion on Legend would bring attention back to the ride and make it more popular

On the legend blueprint in the background there are some markings that might mean something