What roller coasters & parts are the prettiest?

[LiftThrill]

Here are some of mine:

-I really like how old wooden coasters with chipping white paint on the supports look (Judge Roy Scream).

-I like how Iron Rattler towers over that entire half of SFFT.

-I like how massive Titan looks from the SFOT parking lot.

-I like how NTaG manages to look massive, even being near Titan which is around 100 feet taller.

-B&M/Giovanola track.

-Brand new floorless/inverted trains.

-Clamshell restraints.

-Old wooden coaster restraints.

-Any large helix of death *cough*Titan*cough*

[Coaster Hero]

I always thought B&M track was photogenic. Behemoth IMO is the best looking B&M hyper because of the color choice and the many consecutive airtime hills/linear layout, all in plain sight. Gatekeeper is also ridiculously photogenic.

 

I also like Intamin "Rocket/Accelerator Trains" as well. Something about the design of the train and the way the restraints look is appealing

 

I can't say enough about Carowinds' new entrance. Probably the best in the world

[Paradox]

[MagnumFreak25]

I love rides with Box supports.

[neil009]

Goliath at SFGAm is my absolute favorite piece of roller coaster architecture, nothing else comes close. It's the perfect marriage of form and function, of retroism and futurism. To me it's the Bradbury Building of coasters.

 

 

 

By the way:

http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=177955#p177955

[BackseatBoss]

I've always loved Shivering Timbers, I can't get enough of the cathedral supports. Any huge wooden coaster is photogenic to me.

Photo from TPR

[Coastin Eric]

I'll just leave these two here.

[scbt]

It may not be the best ride, but its certainly one of the best looking ones.

 

[DoinItForTheFame]

Ummmm...??