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Anonymous
Guest
What was the dumbest, **** ride that you've been on?
SaiyanHajime
CF Legend
Not really a daft topic?
The most pointless ride I've ever been on was Southport's ghost train.
There was nothing in it.
The most pointless ride I've ever been on was Southport's ghost train.
There was nothing in it.
Mat
Hyper Poster
I think the worst one I have been on is Littehamptons Ghost train which is ****. You basically go up a lift inside, there are a few flashing lights and then drop down this hill and then go back inside to some more flashing lights and then that is it! The outside looks really good and very well themed, but this inside is just crap!
Jools
Giga Poster
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eh, you get the message :lol:
eh, you get the message :lol:
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Anonymous
Guest
my 15 year old friend cried on Spooky 3D at Oakwood
LiveForTheLaunch
CF Legend
I don't think we should be mentioning kiddie coasters in this topic, because I don't think that's fair. Of course we're not going to like kiddie rides, because we're not five years old.
Runaway Mine Train at Six Flags Great Adventure would probably have to be one of the worst coasters I have been on that's over the classification of "kiddie coaster". It was super short, had like, one little turn, and then a bump, and then another little turn, and then it was done. I waited fifteen minutes for that thing too!
Runaway Mine Train at Six Flags Great Adventure would probably have to be one of the worst coasters I have been on that's over the classification of "kiddie coaster". It was super short, had like, one little turn, and then a bump, and then another little turn, and then it was done. I waited fifteen minutes for that thing too!
LiveForTheLaunch
CF Legend
Well Tommy, not to pick on ya, but I do hate when people say that the "height restrictions are too high", or a coaster is "over supported". I don't think that parks would really place a height restriction that was higher than necessary on a ride; I mean, what would it do to benefit them? It would mean less riders, in the grand scheme of things. Same with being over supported. It may look like there are too many supports on a coaster, but each and every one has a job to do. They wouldn't just pay extra money to throw in a few supports here and there for no reason!
wolverinechris
Mega Poster
^Gosh darn it...people need to stop making fun of X:. I found it very enjoyable 
Nemesis Inferno
Strata Poster
MouseAT said:
I believe Rattlesnake's height limit was increased shortly after opening...
I don't think it's to do with conservatism (if that's a word), but more likely risk assessments being done by the H&S or stuff changing due to issues on the ride... For example NWO's limit will stay high because of that kid who fell out (due to his own stupidity yes, but H&S and Tussauds (as it was then) don't put the stupidity of people into the calculations)...
Onto the actual debate, I'd like to put Kumali up there... It's just way, way too short and literally did nowt for me...
Also Colossus, since it now needs to sell aspirin in the shop... :roll:
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Anonymous
Guest
hey, this aint a daft topic
reason: if we all say the worst coasters that we've been on then we know that we shouldn't waste 45 **** minutes waiting for a **** ride ok?
reason: if we all say the worst coasters that we've been on then we know that we shouldn't waste 45 **** minutes waiting for a **** ride ok?