What coaster would you rebuild?

[SenseOFone]

Two seemingly random coasters, but I would love to rebuild Flashback and Son Of Beast. I've been told they suck, but I want to ride them so badly still. It's the point that I actually saw them in real life, but couldn't actually go on them for whatever reason.

 

I'm not a credit whore haha

[downunder]

Flying Turns at Euclid Beach in Cleveland - I like my coasters to be near-death experiences.

 

The original Big Dipper at Luna Park Sydney, I was so young when I rode it, I can barely remember it.

 

Batman side of Chiller, it was closed every time I went to GADV while it was still standing, Robin was great but I would have loved to fly through that reverse top-hat.

 

Eagle's Fortress - this was a downright tragedy, understandable that it was tearing itself to pieces and the park needed to do something about that, but sad all the same.

[Blatch]

I know this has been said already, and it's probably going to be said many more...

 

Big Bad Wolf.

 

Or, for the matter, every torn-down Arrow Suspended ever. Even the crappy ones!

[Geauga Dog]

There's quite a few I would like rebuilt.

 

Long Beach Cyclone Racer

Ocean View Rocket

Idora Wildcat

Euclid Beach Thriller

Kings Island Bat

BGW Drachen Fire and Big Bad Wolf

[PSiRockin]

Big Bad Wolf, Drachen Fire, to start

 

Rockaway Playland's Atom Smasher

 

Rye Playland's Airplane Coaster

[beatle11]

I'd go visit Crystal Beach and Coney Island and ride the classics there.

[Sir Coaster]

The Batman side of The Chiller. Got to ride Robin, but the Batman side would sit there all day, taunting me with its awesome looking top-hat inversion...

[alilstronger]

Kings Island Bat

 

 

I FORGOT all about this one!!!!!!!! I would LOVE to see this rebuilt. The pictures I have seen of it look awesome!!!!!!

[Meteornotes]

Flying Turns

 

Oh wait...

 

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[rustyinpeace]

Coney Island to see the Flip-Flap Railway in action!

[ajfelice]

I would go back to the original Ravine Flyer.

 

Little is known about the layout of that coaster besides the fact it went over Peninsula Drive. Pictures depict only the station and the bridge, but there is not blueprint or pictures of any other portions of Ravine Flyer.

[larrygator]

For me, too many wooden coasters to list.

[cfc]

Hmm--I'd say the Wacky Soapbox Racers at Knott's. Not a major thrill machine, by any means, but an excellent family coaster with great theming.

[KoasterDan]

I would go back in time and ride Bizarro at SFNE, when it was still Superman. I had a lot of memories on that ride when it was Superman, and I've dreamed of being able to go on it in it's original form again. I'd also like to go back in time to ride Batman and Robin: The Chiller. I grew up reading all about that ride, and wanting to go to Great Adventure, but I never visited while it was there.

[DougMJr]

I'm sure that this has been mentioned, but I wish I could have ridden Eagle's Fortress. The POV looked awesome!

[FirstDropJay]

Lethal Weapon Pursuit (aka Cop Car Chase) at Movie Park Germany.

What a great ride that was!!

[Noporian]

This is a little stupid but...

 

Son Of Beast when it had a loop

[Rollercoaster Rider]

Z-Force and Gulf Coaster from Great America. That way I can claim that I've ridden every roller coaster in Six Flags Great America history.

[historyfreak92]

I would like to time travel in 1999-2005 to go to Astroworld!

[Voxelmatic]

I would go ride Big Bad Wolf, since I never had the chance to ride it while it was still here.

[gforce1994]

Coney Island Shooting Star a.k.a. "The Greatest Roller Coaster Ever Built!"

[gromithere]

I would go back to Ca's Great America of the past and re-ride my first "real" coaster The Whizzer. I need to make it to SFGA and and do the next best thing, before someone thinks it's a good idea to remove the remaining Whizzer as well.

[printersdevil78]

If I could choose only one, it would be the Steeplechase at Coney Island.

If I could choose two, the other would be the Hydraulic Dive at Glen Echo Park in Maryland.

[Blue Fire Guy]

As far as going back in time to ride one, I'd pick the SDC Windstorm/Hurricane that once lived at Fun Forest by the Space Needle in Seattle. Rode it in summer of 2004 on a family trip, and from what I remember it ran MUCH faster than SCBB's (that one's closed too, being relocated to NM). It provided a much more intense ride as a result, powerful from start to finish, and the train still had quite a bit of speed going into the brakes.

[hollinwp]

I would rebuild (even though it is still standing) Big Dipper from Geauga Lake, I'm a sucker for wooden roller coasters from the 1920's and I drove past Geauga Lake two times when I was little and remembering seeing it and wanting to go on it so bad. Then I got my first platinum pass and Geauga Lake closed...

 

I also wouldn't mind the Big Bad Wolf because I love Arrow Supsended Coasters and it always fascinated me and for sh*ts and giggles, I wouldn't mind the Bat from King's Island also.