How Old Where You When You Rode Your 1st Coaster?

[Axman]

NOTE: I did a search for this topic but nothing came up. I apologize if this has been done before.

 

At TPR, we all love rollercoasters, but not for the same lkength of time. Some of us are older than others. Some started riding at an earlier age than others. I want to know how old everyone was when they rod their first coaster, to see just how long some of us have been riding.

 

Submit the age you were on the poll, and then post what year it was, and what coaster you were on.

 

This should be inetesting.

[Axman]

I rode the Matterhorn at Disneyland when I was 2 years old, durring the summer of 1993.

[spaceace12]

NOTE: I did a search for this topic but nothing came up. I apologize if this has been done before.

 

http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=529&highlight=1st+coaster

 

I searched for 1st coaster and halfway down the page was it.

[Ryan King]

Well, I was realy about the age of 3 or 4. But my first "real" coaster was at Six Flags Over Texas...

http://www.rcdb.com/id28.htm

 

 

-Ryan

[PKIVortex]

I was 7 when I first rode a coaster. Vortex at Kings Island.

[FeelTheFORCE]

I don't know exactly how old I was, it was probably around 5. My first coaster was either the Lil Phantom at Kennywood, or the Jr. Gemini at cedar Point, not sure which it was.

 

Lil Phantom

 

Jr. Gemini

[Théo the little french]

I remember, I was about 3 years old, and it was at Walibi Rhone Alpes, I wanted to ride La coccinelle des Andes, I didn't know how it would be, and I was really terrified (I cried from the first drop to the end!), since I still afraid by roller coasters (well in fact I don't try to ride them ), that's strange when we know that I love it... I don't know what are the feelings in a coasters, but I look them with philosophy, I find them really beautiful and liberator.....

[robbalvey]

Yeah, sorry, this is a bit too similar to the "what was your first coaster" thread.

 

Just trying to cut down on the amount of polls on the site.

 

--Robb