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Over the course of quarantine, I found it to be a good time to revise my rankings so I now have all 206 coaters I've ridden ranked. My top 10 goes as follows 10. Millennium Force- I just had loads of fun on this my last visit. Amazing first drop, whippy banked turns, solid airtime, unparalleled...

This woodie was AMAZING! The lap bar only goes down so far to the point where I was standing up on every hill in both the front of the back. The ejector was truly damn insane. And best of all, no matter where or when you ride; front, middle, back, rain, shine, day, night, you get the hype and...

Wait... roller coasters plural??

No, the operations when I went were terrible so I only rode it twice. Yet another good reason why it should be re-ridden

It's an incredible coaster but I do think it is a little bit overrated. The first two airtime hills were awesome and the final wave turn/fourth inversion combo was great otherwise it was just a huge mix of good not great elements. It feels pretty repetitive with that. Still loads of fun...

Picked up one over the weekend 1. Lightning Rod 2. Storm Chaser 3. Outlaw Run - absolute perfection. From the lift hill to the barrel rolls, every element delivers absurd ejector air and is paced flawlessly. The first drop is the best on any woodie I've ridden, the airtime hills were on...

That dive coaster track looks creepily similar to B&M. If someone showed me a photo of a small snippet of the track without any prior knowledge of the knockoff, I would've guessed it's from Griffon.

I made my first top 10 list in 2015 and the only coaster still in my top 10 from then is Goliath at Great America. I don't really rank anymore so I can't say for sure, but if it says anything, at the end of 2015 I was at 54 creds, and now I'm at 179. So it makes sense.

Does anyone agree with me that it's the best all wood manufacturer? (All wood meaning just wood and no steel coasters)

Voyage - Nearly flawless coaster for me, I haven't ridden it in almost two years but for a while it held the #1 position. I mean, really; does it do anything wrong aside from maybe the occasional roughness? Mine Blower - This thing absolutely blew me away. It's no rougher than Voyage, has badass...

T3 is gash and that's the only one I've ridden, I assume all the others are just as bad. I'll be hitting Michigan and Elitch this summer so I'll be picking up two more.

Haven't updated since June 2018 so I have coasters from both 2018 and 2019 to add. In chronological order... X-Flight, Six Flags Great America. August 2013. Batman The Ride, Six Flags Great America. August 2013. Superman - Ultimate Flight, Six Flags Great America. June 2014. Batman The Ride...

Cool thread I hadn't noticed before. #179 - Scream'n Eagle at Fun Spot America Atlanta It looks sketchy from the road and at the park, but this one really did kinda suck. There were some decent drops and pops of airtime, but once you get to the end all the laterals and **** are terrible.

I assume you don't like Smiler then?

Alpengeist is too close to Kings Dominion I'd imagine for an Invert. I still think they'll be getting something from B&M like a Wingrider

I never even got out to the park :( but I'm hoping we might see that Wing Coaster that was originally rumored

Excluding Batman clones because I've ridden 4 and they all differ in quality... 1. Nemesis - the perfect Invert. Incredible theming, intensity, ridiculous Gs, absolutely no breathing room, and surprisingly re-rideable thanks to a near lack of lines all day. 2. Raptor - back row at Coastermania...

Haven't ridden either, but Hyperion looks more interesting to me / is higher on my bucket list.

I don't know if I've ever had an original post, but... 2010 Little Dipper 2012 X-Flight 2014 Goliath (yes, my home park is SFGAm) 2016 Valravn 2017 Joker (SFGAm) 2018 Steel Vengeance (Wicker Man was closed all day because Alton's operations are ****e) So one per year is how it's gone for...

I understand people if they say that, but WOW some of those coasters are pretty low