What's your favorite Flat ride?

[Intamin_coyoteI know quite a lot about Donkeys!]

All-time favorite has always been Drop Tower at KI. However, I've never ridden KD's Drop Tower, which while slightly shorter in height, has a longer drop section and higher top speed. So if I ever ride that it might unseat KI's Drop Tower as my #1...

I LOVE LOVE LOVE Screamin' Swings. Skyhawk in particular, and always wish KI could get one but fat chance CF buys another one of those maintenance hassles...

I also like Houdini at Great Adventure. So unique. I've never ridden anything like it. And for being a themed ride, its pretty re-rideable.

I also love any carousel with a fully-functioning organ and percussion set.

[B&MIntaminGCIA donkey is a domesticated member of the Equidae or horse family.]

1. Mondial Top Scan
2. Chance Zippers
3. IT @ Wildwood

[ahhculdeeDoes Jeff Johnson count this donkey as a credit?]

Have to go with Drop Line at Dollywood, the view is unmatched by any other drop tower, and your time up in the air is so peaceful but so stressful.

[NrthwndBAYSIDE STATION!!!]

For my age group, this.

[TheAmericanKnightIndiana Jones and the Temple of the Forbidden Donkey.]

Huss Top Spin

[NrthwndBAYSIDE STATION!!!]

Also this.... "but it's not an f-l-a-t, Dude." Yeah....so, it's a Vertical Flat, lol.

[aueftI know quite a lot about Donkeys!]

I like Pirate Ships even though they are generally pretty mild. The way the sensation of light air time alternates between the two halves of the ship heightens the social aspect as you watch the riders across from you.

[XIIWhy do I still have a donkey title???]

Sadly, this is no longer at the park, and I'm not sure if Huss ever built another one of these, but Kieppi was my favorite flat ride ever. Seriously, this thing was absolutely insane.

[ericthewandererWhich came first the turtle or the donkey?]

In no articular order:carousels with real band organ;ferris wheels with working light package;swinging pirate ships;and falling stars(AKA DaVinci's Cradle).