What's the strangest, weirdest or most messed up ride...

[bovinejumpsuit]

Im gonna have to be really obvious and say X:/No Way Out. Or, its full spoken title, X-colon-backslash-wtf?

seconded, I have been on it about 10 times, I still have no idea what it's about

[larrygator]

another vote for X:/No Way Out

[coastercrazed49]

I say the standard Zipper at carnivals. Its just not right.

[Tmcdllr]

Vortex at GA. Although it is very intense, I find the very short layout odd and it is a very bad headbanger. You would almost think it was a Vekoma. Very messed up.

[Loco]

^ You can say that again.

[KrakenKing]

LoCoSuMo and the SCAD Tower at Wisconsin Dells...

[WillMontu]

A few:

X:\WTF

LoCoSuMo

Any Toboggan coaster

Disaster Transport

The pirate ride at Drayton Manor

G-Force at Drayton Manor (messed up, but not in a good way)

[MidtownCoaster]

Disaster Transport is just neon paint splattered randomly, a "dark ride" with no real special effects, and of course, the

grand finale with the sign saying "Welcome to Alaska."

 

In defense of DT, it has BECOME a WTF ride. I remember when it opened, the story was much more cohesive (well, sort of). The whole Dispatch Master concept was interesting in the early 90's, but it kind of went to pot since then, and the new attempts with the day glow and splatter paint have just been very strange.

[andy_e219]

For me, defininitely the Villon at Geouga lake.

[nannerdw]

The

is disorienting, uncomfortable, and definitely messed up. Just look at the reactions of the riders at the end

 

Tomb Raider at King's Island was really weird, too. Being held upside down for 30 seconds in not my idea of fun.

[coastercrazed49]

^Do they normally run every High Roller on that intense of a cycle? Because that looked really insane.

[Chadley]

Definitely the Robocoaster at Mt. Olympus on program 5. There are so many things not right about that ride, but its so awesome at the same time.

 

Is it still operating? When we were there in July it was closed down both days we went to the park, plus it was covered with dirt like it hadn't been used in a while. Some park maintenance guys came out with a truck and removed the water cannons while we were there too.

 

By the way, my vote would also have to go to LoCoSuMo...totally crazy fun!

[thefitness]

LoCoSuMo and Disaster Transport are the two big "WTF" rides in America.

 

Lost Coaster has the "Bear w/Mardi Gras Beads" and the funny talking skeleton.

 

Disaster Transport is just neon paint splattered randomly, a "dark ride" with no real special effects, and of course, the grand finale with the sign saying "Welcome to Alaska."

 

I agree, Disaster Transport was so "WTF is going on?". I didn't expect much from it, but I did end up enjoying it.

 

I'm still trying to figure out when I was in Alaska during that ride

[Chadley]

For me, defininitely the Villon at Geouga lake.

 

Is that similar to the Villain at Geauga Lake?

[Pufferfish]

For me, it's got to be TOT at WDW. After the upgrade that makes the ride choose what it is going to do to you and the eleven times I was on it this summer for vacation, it does things that you could never imagine a drop tower doing. After my fifth consecutive ride one night, I had to stop because I was getting rides of seven rises and falls and was feeling very disorienting, but hey I love it.

[RIP Psyclone]

Anyone have a pic of the Alaska sign?

[Airtime&Gravity]

Disaster Transport was really strange, but I had no idea as to what the themed areas were themed to. There was no time to think about what was going on, and before I knew it, the ride was over. However, El Toro holds the record as the "most messed up" ride I've ridden. Everything about it from the fast lift to the insane airtime to the final turns was completely insane.

[PKI Jizzman]

Son of Beast

 

With or without the loop?

 

My answer for the original poster's question would probably be Geo Panic. I was so confused as to what was going on with the ride and with my head banging around in those cage-like restraints. Still a fun ride though.

 

With the loop was kinda like..."OMG my chest!"

 

Without the loop it's kinda like..."OMG smooth!" Which is VERY wierd/strange.

[pianojohn]

Chaos at Opryland with the 3D glasses and projections of the clock on the floor and ceiling. Strange....but I still miss it and the park.

[CD]

It's definitely riding in the front seat on Xscream, on the Stratosphere tower in Las Vegas. Terrifying! Insanity is also pretty scary, but it's nowhere near the scariness level of Xscream.

[XII]

Disaster Transport, AKA Cedar Fairs Ghetto Space Mtn.

WTF.

[philthephorce]

Knoebel's Haunted Mansion gets my vote. It got a variety of reactions from me during the ride...everything from jumping and leaning waaay over on my ride partner to laughing out loud at the African tribesman (who, btw doesn't sound very, eh hem, African lol) who "jumps" at you at the end of the ride.

 

Very, very wierd stuff goes on in there...

[VegasCoaster]

I had a ride on Disaster Transport with the lights on last time I went. That was pretty messed up. I've been on it two other times and it kind of made sense / was kind of cool then, but I was just lost with the lights on.

 

My most messed up ride would probably be Maverick since there are so many changes in direction and the airtime in the back was nuts. It was kind of vibratey for a new ride, but its still probably in my top 5.

[IceDragon]

Im gonna have to be really obvious and say X:/No Way Out. Or, its full spoken title, X-colon-backslash-wtf?

 

Yay! Someone mentioned it!!!

 

 

It's still as fubar as ever...

 

The

is disorienting, uncomfortable, and definitely messed up. Just look at the reactions of the riders at the end

 

Looks red-dawn awesome!!

[brossa]

The Ultimate - I was SO scared while riding this coaster.

X:/ No Way Out - Yeah......ehhh.....very weird!

 

But I love both rides!

 

 

Tim