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1) Maverick- Quite easily the top coaster on the list. Incredible layout, airtime, forces, etc. Will hopefully pick up Taron this year which would make things interesting 2) Hagrid's- What a fun and immersive coaster! Definitely didn't expect to rate it so highly, but it's brilliant. 3) Cheetah...

I wish they would leave more tree cover around the ride :( It should still be a nice location. Really hoping that this ends up being Intamin or Vekoma.

We don't deserve Tripsdrill

I'd be shocked if this isn't ready to go by the end of May, or whenever parks open again

Looks like they just used the wrong color on that one ?

As if we needed more sad news and another classic wooden coaster gone :( A couple days ago, Upper Clements announced that they will not open for the 2020 season and the park (including a PTC woodie) will be bulldozed to build a private school. The park had lost attendance in recent years and...

Now we just need footage of that Intamin launch! Looks like an awesome park with really extensive theming!

Ejector: 1) OCT Thrust 2) Lightning Run 3) Skyrush 4) Storm Chaser 5) Phantom's Revenge HM: El Toro, STR, Thundercoaster Flojector: 1) Voyage 2) Python in Bamboo Forest 3) Helix (Actually my top 3 overall, guess flojector is my favorite) Floater: 1) Mako 2) Boulder Dash 3) Phoenix Combination...

Gravity Group woodies and Mack launches are certainly up there for me. Intamin blitz and megas and RMC hybrids are definitely a personal favorite as well.

This is the 2021 investment. And I think an invert makes perfect sense for this park! Really curious to see how this shapes up!

Gonna bring this thread back. New parks in bold. 1) Liseberg 2) Silver Dollar City 3) Busch Gardens Tampa Bay - They don't have a true super-star coaster for me, but Montu and Cheetah Hunt are awesome, followed by one of the deepest coaster collections. The park is immaculate and beautifully...

Quite forceful, although the best positive Gs are at the bottom of the first drop. The ampersand does have one really awkward pump in the track, but it's really the only rough part of the ride.

The launch is extremely forceful and butter smooth. The top hat is 5 seconds of crazy sustained ejector. The positive Gs are incredible and every single element delivers perfectly. To top it off, the restraints lock, so if you get space, the bar will never come down during the ride. If there...

And suddenly an April opening doesn't seem so impossible... I'd still bet on May or June due to theming, but it really is insane how efficient Energylandia is!

It is. Really hoping Gerstlauer has something up their sleeve on the turnaround section to turn a good coaster into a great one

Here's my relatively short collection 1) Starry Sky Ripper - this is eons ahead, from the ejector filled drop, 540 degree roll, and vertical loop. It has a very unique layout and I just adored this ride. The section right after the vertical loop is a bit tame but the rest of the ride more than...

Recently I added Mine Blower to my list, so here's an update. 1) Voyage - No explanation needed. This my all time favorite coaster. It's relentless for 2 minutes straight and delivers in every category, insane airtime, laterals, and positive Gs 2) Dauling Dragon - I was pleasantly surprised by...

Just made a trip down to Florida for the first time and my list saw some serious movement. No top 10 additions, although I didn't expect any. Here goes, write ups for newly ridden coasters. 1) Voyage 2) Python in Bamboo Forest 3) Helix 4) Dinoconda 5) Boulder Dash 6) OCT Thrust SSC1000 7)...

Finally made it to this awesome park! 1) Montu 2) Cheetah Hunt 3) Sheikra 4) Tigris 5) Kumba 6) Cobra's Curse 7) Sand Serpent Scorpion was down when I went :(

Super tough to put these in order but my list goes something like this: 1) DC Rivals- duh 2) Hades 360- I'm obsessed with the tunnels! Looks like an intense, airtime filled, and aggressive ride 3) Wood Coaster- duh 4) Hyper Coaster/Flash- duh 5) Taiga- duh 6) Wild West Mine Train- My god that...