Guess The Coaster!

[JG-77]

^ Ultra Twister.

 

-The only one of it's three not to be relocated.

-It's both common for people to hate this ride and for people to love this ride

-Has a pretty intense inversion

[joelwee]

^ Batwing at SFA.

 

- This wooden coaster was manufactured by a company commonly loved by enthusiasts.

- It only operated 5 years before the park went out of business.

- The coaster then stood 7 more years before being demolished in 2015.

[SixFlagsAstroworld]

Ozark Wildcat?

[joelwee]

^Yep!

[ThrillDude200]

- Located near the beach

- Opened in 1996

- Colored yellow

[DarienPoint]

^ Yellow as in the whole track and supports are yellow, or partially yellow?

[DoinItForTheFame]

- Located near the beach

- Opened in 1996

- Colored yellow

 

After going through 5 pages of RCDB coasters that opened in 1996... The only thing I can come up with is Mantis at Cedar Point?? It was partly yellow, opened in 1996, and kind of near a beach... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[joelwee]

- Located near the beach

- Opened in 1996

- Colored yellow

Santa Monica West Coaster.

 

Next:

- The world's first "hairpin" coaster

- Spent time at 3 different Six Flags Parks

- SBNO for several years before being scrapped

[SixFlagsAstroworld]

- Located near the beach

- Opened in 1996

- Colored yellow

Santa Monica West Coaster.

 

Next:

- The world's first "hairpin" coaster

- Spent time at 3 different Six Flags Parks

- SBNO for several years before being scrapped

 

I don't know about the "Hairpin" part but I'll take a guess that it's Flashback at SFMM

[joelwee]

^ You got it!

[SixFlagsAstroworld]

-Opened in 2015

-Blue&Yellow colors

-A term heard in hospitals

[DoinItForTheFame]

^ Impulse at Knoebels?

[SixFlagsAstroworld]

Correct

[DoinItForTheFame]

- Red Track

- Yellow Supports

- 1 of the 5 coasters in this category.

[cparkes92]

- Red Track

- Yellow Supports

- 1 of the 5 coasters in this category.

 

Intimidator 305?

[DoinItForTheFame]

^ Dang! You're good!

 

Right you are.

[cparkes92]

- One of very few Six Flags coasters to open before Memorial Day weekend of its opening season (it opened in April)

- Replaced a Dinn Corp wooden coaster

- Was the first coaster built by its manufacturer

[JG-77]

^ NTaG?

[cparkes92]

^ NTaG?

 

Ding ding ding!

[JG-77]

You may need to think a little bit outside the box for this one, and this coaster is quite obscure.

 

-Has fire

-Never opened to the public, but did have a mini ACE event

-Gives new meaning to "built in-house"

[DoinItForTheFame]

Termite Terminator? (Or "The Termite" as I've also heard it called)

[JG-77]

Nope! You’re on the right track in some respects though.

[DoinItForTheFame]

Mission Beach Giant Dipper?

[I Like Theme Parks.]

Will Pemble’s Goal Boss Coaster (although it’s almost always just referred to as “backyard roller coaster”).

[cal1br3tto]

^So that's the real name.