What's your most hated coaster company?

[Randomman295]

I don't hate any roller coaster company, but out of all the ones that I've ridden coasters from (So No Chinese Knock-Offs), my least favorite would definetly be O.D Hopkins (Kind of surprised they haven't been mentioned yet). They haven't created many roller coasters, but the ones they did make are either at the bottom of the barrel (Dragon @ Adventureland) or just poorly designed (Desert Storm).

For being built over three other rides, I'd say Desert Storm was designed pretty damn well besides the fact that some of the supports are really inefficient. It's forceful and intense to say the least, and even though its a bit bumpy, it's definitely forgivable because it's got no OTSRs.

One of the better Schwarzkopf "ripoffs" IMHO.

[screaminkid2005]

I have never liked TOGO. When I rode Manhattan Express... Well... Nuff said.

[rctneil]

I have never liked TOGO. When I rode Manhattan Express... Well... Nuff said.

 

 

The Togo's in Japan really are not that bad. I thought the same when the only Togo's I had ridden were Manhattan Express and Shockwave but the Ultra Twisters were awesome, Surf Coaster was pretty cool too and the rest were reasonable.

 

I think there is something cursing Togo's in the States though!

[PeoplemoverMatt]

Desert Storm was one of the few coasters I thought there wasn't going to make it back on. One teenage girl checking the restraints, supports that would bend and sway with each cycle...freaky stuff. One of the more unique coasters I've been on for sure.

[gerstlaueringvar]

Haven't been on a Kumbak related coaster yet but seems like Kumbak is a terrible company.

 

De Vilegende Hollander had a lot of issues before opening and I'm sure that Efteling weren't happy to hire Intamin to fix the lift hill issue.

 

From the reviews of their coaster trains, seems like their trains are either making the ride worse or decreasing the capacity.