Ranking All the Coasters in New England | Is Boulder Dash, Superman, or Wicked Cyclone the Best?
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- New England has over 40 different roller coasters. The region has some classic wood coasters, 7 different mountain coasters, and some award-winning roller coasters at both Lake Compounce and Six Flags New England. I have ridden almost every coaster in the 6 New England states, so in this video I rank all the region's coasters!
Video Credits
Beast (Beyond the Lodge)- • Beast Mountain Coaster...
Cranmore Mountain Coaster (Cranmore Resort)- • Cranmore's Mountain Co...
Goliath Off-Ride (Theme Park Worldwide)- • Goliath - Six Flags Ne...
Gunstock Mountain Coaster (Gunstock Mountain Resort)- • Mountain Coaster Now O...
Jiminy Peak Mountain Coaster POV (07 Coasters)- • Mountain Coaster POV -...
Nor'Easter Mountain Coaster (Attitash Mountain Resort)- • Attitash Nor'Easter Mo...
Orient Express Off-Ride (Thrills & Magic)
Sea Viper Off-Ride (CivilianSatellite)- • Funtown Splashtown USA...
Spinning Ladybug POV (Edaville)- • Edaville Family Theme ...
Thunderbolt Mountain Coaster POV (Beyond the Lodge)- • Thunderbolt Mountain C...
Timber Ripper POV (JL Wood)- • A Winter Ride on Timbe...
Troublesome Trucks Off-Ride (Edaville)- • Troublesome Trucks Run...
Wacky Mouse Off-Ride (Thrills & Magic)- • York's Wild Kingdom | ...
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Cinematic Background Music by Infraction [No Copyright Music] / Time- • Cinematic Background M...
Personally I'd put wicked cyclone at #2, superman at #1 and boulder dash at #3, but it's so close because all 3 coasters are so amazing!!
I feel like the true, correct answer to how to rank them is "who cares, you have to ride them all".
I'm lucky to have all 3 of them close to home.
Nah, WC is better than Supes, imo
I would have boulder dash last, that thing legit bruised my ribs.
Boulder dash doesn’t exist no more
Given all the mountain coasters in this video alone, I think a video ranking your top __ mountain coasters (or just ranking all the ones you've ridden) would be a fun watch. Curious if you managed to get on the Hasenhorn Rodelbahn in Germany, I saw a POV of that one a few days ago and it looked phenomenal and extremely long
Yea that what be a good list
The best mountain coaster I've ridden is the insanely long one at Kolbensattel.
What sets mountain coasters apart from regular coasters is the fact that the trim brakes are on the cart, and you get to control them. It's key to get an untrimmed ride. That means you need to leave enough space between you and the person in front of you and make sure you hold the handles down the whole way, which keeps the trims from hitting. If you catch up to the person in front of you and need to slow down, then you have ruined the ride and you'll get zero forces.
Usually I make sure to get enough room so I can go full tilt.
This video is particularly fascinating to me because, unusually for these ranking videos, I've *actually ridden* a bunch of these, and it's interesting how different my subjective rankings are from yours (aside from generally recognizing which ones are truly elite). But that's how these things are...
I've developed more of a taste for ejector air lately than I used to have, and it's possible that when I get around to going back and re-riding a lot of these it will affect my opinions of them.
I think a lot of enthusiasts start to enjoy ejector air more for its power.
@@CanobieCoaster It's an acquired taste, like coffee or beer.
Superman the Ride is the Stairway to Heaven of roller coasters
I love that ride.
I think of it as like a story with multiple acts.
I have to get on Boulder Dash next year, it looks amazing. Great video my friend!
Thanks!
I will miss the Canoby corkscrew and it was the first inverting coaster that I loved ever
It was one of my first inverting coasters.
Wow
My first was untamed and I have only rode it once
@@CanobieCoaster my first!
@@CanobieCoaster my first was untamed but the corkscrew was also one of my first inverting coasters
Ha! First review I’ve ever heard for Troublesome Trucks! This coaster is mostly fine, but the roll back and jerk on the lift hill readjusted my spine. 😂
I don't remember those being a big issue.
Boulder dash is decent, but not worth spending a day at lake compounce. Maybe its cause i grew up here, but seeing the first drop of superman from the ground, and diving through areas of the park really builds anticipation for that ride. Having ridden quite a few more coasters now, Superman is honestly pretty damn good the drop feels like it lasts forever too.
Boulder Dash is good, but even as a kid, I couldn’t wait to be a few inches taller and go back to Six Flags!
I agree Six Flags is the better park, but I have plenty of fun marathoning Boulder Dash all day.
I'm from NJ and went to Lake Compounce with my family a couple days ago for the first time. Maybe it's the fact that I have young kids, but I thought Lake Compounce was really beautiful and the perfect size for my kids to get on all the rides they wanted while I didn't have too many coaster credits to complete while they and my wife sat idle doing nothing. That being said, Wicked Cyclone is still my favorite coaster in the world. 😎
10:56 I was pleasantly surprised by the airtime on Thunderbolt! It is a really fun ride, but it is rough at times.
That final bunny hill is fantastic.
@@CanobieCoaster It is, but the breaks into the station were rough! Mabey because of the speed going into them, still hurt.
The shaking of the structure adds to the experience lol
Wildcat at LC is better than Thunderbolt especially with the new track
For some reason I have not yet been to Lake Compounce, yet I grew up in New England and still live here. I'll definitely need to check out Boulder Dash this year. Right now Wicked Cyclone is my #1 NE coaster, and Superman is my #2.
Boulder Dash is better than both in my opinion.
I need to get back there and ride Phobia; they put it up since the last time I was there. It's true that their Boomerang is really not bad.
6:47 "The igloo-themed station is cool too." I see what you did there
Yes
the corkscrew at canobie lake was the first upside down rollercoaster i ever rode as a kid, i remember it used to be yellow, i haven't been there in years but im sad to hear theyre getting rid of it
i remember loving boulder dash as a kid so im glad to hear that's still there
Corkscrew served the park well at least.
I remember there was a season when they'd repainted half of it, so it had this half black-and-yellow/half blue-and-green scheme that was comically hideous.
@@MattMcIrvin i remember it being all yellow and black, maybe that was when they were painting it blue but didn't finish in time? sounds weird
Youre so professional that you didnt even mention #29 is, in fact, THE canobie coaster
Lol
Nice video, I am hoping to go to SFNE this summer.
Have fun!
Great video!
Thanks!
@@CanobieCoaster you're welcome!
Great video! I'm going to SFNE this Sunday for the first time by myself. Knowing that Superman and Wicked Cyclone are fairly popular, which would you recommend I ride first when the gates open? I plan on arriving before the park opens so I can beat the potential long lines but I'm having trouble choosing which one to start my day off. XD
I would go to Wicked Cyclone first since it tends to have slower operations and a longer line midday.
Hope you had fun! I just visited yesterday. I found Superman to have incredibly fast ops compared to Wicked Cyclone
If I had a better experience at Lake Compounce, or if I were able to go there more often, I would have a much higher opinion of Boulder Dash. But even with its super long line and no night ride, it's still my # 3, and I can't see anything I haven't ridden beating it. Superman edges out Wicked Cyclone for my favorite.
Boulder Dash is great anytime, but extra special at night.
I got lucky when I rode it for the first time it just happened to be night it was like half an hour before close. I wish I had picked the lead car though.
very cool video!
Thanks!
Having been on both Boulder Dash and Superman many times, here is how I would differentiate them. Getting off Boulder Dash I think “that was a great ride; glad I did it.” Getting off Superman I think “that was a great ride, I wanna go again.”
Superman moved up in 2022. But Boulder Dash at night still leaves me breathless and has me running back in line.
No coaster credit is more badass than Boulder Dash you chest death with each ride lol
It's actually amazing how much New England has no offer, from Superman and Wicked Cyclone and it goes way on and I'm not going to type it all but New England is the reason coaster enthusiast visit the east coast of the US.
And you're near Pennsylvania and NJ for a longer trip.
@@CanobieCoaster From a coaster-enthusiast perspective, I think Pennsylvania and Ohio folk may be the luckiest, with Florida and California close behind. (PA wins hard if you love classic woodies.) But New England has a few world-class ones and is not too far from Pennsylvania either.
There was a time when SFNE had a reputation as one of the duds of the chain, but I think that is changing, especially if they replace Goliath with something really good.
I only have 34 credits (half of which came in the last year and a half even though I'm 47 years old LOL), but I have to say I was so disappointed with Boulder Dash when riding it for the first time 2 days ago. All the things you said that make it amazing are true: Incredible setting, layout, aggressiveness, forces, yes! But OMG was it unbearably rough. I was seated closer to the back but I just think that if you have to qualify where to sit on a coaster to keep it from hurting (I somehow came out with a painful swollen knuckle), it can't be #1. I just spent way too much time "fighting back" against it rather than enjoying myself. Wicked Cyclone, on the other hand, is my favorite coaster anywhere in the world, not just New England (And I've done a few international ones).
Unfortunately, Boulder Dash can get rough further back in the train. I highly recommend riding in front for the better visuals, sense of speed, and smoother ride.
I went to Attitash once with my camp and one of my counselors managed to break the coaster for the day. It was hilarious. Attitash also has this bobsled like ride in the summer (hard to describe) and that's also a lot of fun.
How did they break it?
@@CanobieCoaster All of my counselors that year were like over 6 feet for some reason so they just went too fast and combined with their bigger body kind of derailed I guess not entirely sure. All I know is that I walked past and saw them stuck in the middle of one of the last turns just chilling there. They had to walk over and get them out or something. It was funny as hell.
Of all the ones I rode in 2021, my favorite is Superman: The Ride at Six Flags New England followed by Wicked Cyclone at SixFlagsNewEngland, Boulder Dash at Lake Compounce, Phobia Phear at Lake Compounce, Thunderbolt at Six Flags New England, Batman: The Dark Knight at Six Flags New England, The Riddler's Revenge at Six Flags New England and Wildcat at Lake Compounce.
Same top 3, but different order.
@@CanobieCoaster It was a very tough call but I liked how Superman: The Ride was the tallest, fastest and longest of them all and Wicked Cyclone felt like the smoothest of them all also. But Boulder Dash is my new favorite wooden roller coaster because of the intensity and how it sprints through the forest.
I've been riding Superman since I was 7. And I will say now I rode it at 26 and said that's my last. Somehow insanely high and fast.
Superman is iconic for the region.
@@CanobieCoaster & boulder dash
Poor Rhode Island. Rocky Point use to have a decent loop coaster and a galaxy until the park’s demise.
I rode that old looping coaster at its new home in Washington.
the fact that funworld is on this list just made my day
They have a coaster.
@@CanobieCoaster i’ve been on it
Kiddie Coaster at Lake Compounce is the same as Li'l Phantom at Kennywood and what used to be Li'l Thunder which used to be titled Li'l Screamer at SF Great Adventure; the smallest gravity powered coaster coaster I've ever ridden. Speaking of gravity powered: Sky Rider could be considered by some to be debatable re whether or not it's a coaster, but 1: has wheels, 2: has a track and 3: is at least partially if not almost completely powered by gravity. With those criteria to consider: I'd consider Sky Rider to be a more legit coaster than a powered coaster.
I count Sky Rider since it has drops and turns. I don't count regular ziplines.
@@CanobieCoaster That makes sense.
I just re-rode Boulder Dash on Saturday and... I think it might have gone down a bit in my estimation. It's jackhammering harder than it used to.
It's definitely the most intense sensory assault of any coaster in New England, but I'm not sure it's in an entirely good way. It seems sacrilegious to rate it below Phobia Phear Coaster, but in the moment, I was enjoying Phobia more.
That said, you've insisted that it's an obligatory front-seat ride, and I didn't get a front-seat ride.
The ride is running rougher this year and the retracked parts are oddly rougher than they were previously.
@@CanobieCoaster So it wasn't my imagination. I was thinking "either this is rougher or I'm just getting old."
Yeah! I rode it for the first time 2 days ago and it was objectively horrible from a roughness, jackhammering, and pothole standpoint - To the point where I almost could no longer notice all the wonderful things about it. And I agree - I rode Phobia Phear afterward to end the night on a good note.
I absolutely loved Orient Express at Fun World as a kid!
It's a good kiddie coaster.
Could you please make a video about magic seats? I am from germany and go on some US coaster trips. But often I don't know, if a coaster I ride in the US has a magic seat. I usually ride them in the front and back row, since these are usually the best ones. But there are a few exaptions from this rule. I only know Magnum has a strange magic seat, but cant remember where it is.
I always ride in the front or back. The biggest tip I have is to ride second to back on a rough wood coaster to avoid a wheel seat.
👍New England HAD a list of above average coasters in the1980's at parks that are now defunct . Mountain Park (Holyoke MA.), Lincoln Park (Dartmouth MA.), Whalom Park (Luneburg MA.) and Paragon Park (Hull MA.) Just don't blame your parents for waiting too long .😬
I wish all those parks were still around. I have ridden Paragon's coaster in its new home at least. Wild One would place 5th on this list.
Me and all my thusies HATE Rhode Island, bro. lmaoooo
There used to be a respectable collection of coasters in Rhode Island, a long, long time ago, but the general demise of small seaside parks killed them.
I like the state. Just not for theme parks.
@@MattMcIrvin That is true and very sad, wish both seaside parks and bigger, corporate parks could coexist since both offer great, different experiences.
I’m surprised Jiminy Peak made the list! Western Mass is mostly ignored/forgotten about, or at least Berkshire county and pretty much everything else west of Springfield.
While I don't usually stop in western Mass, I did go to Jiminy Peak once a decade ago. That was back when it was the region's only mountain coaster.
I got 3, albeit very weak pops of airtime on the cranmore mountain coaster, and some crushing laterals that nearly folded me over my friends leg. Did you ride brakeless?
Yes I did.
So proud to have Boulder Dash at my home park
It's amazing.
I really want to ride the top 3. I'm glad I have ridden #4 though.
The top 3 is elite.
Do you think green dragon (the coaster wildcat replaced) would have been better, and if so, do you wish it’s still around?
It can't be worse.
Rudy's Rapid Transit: YEAAAAAAHHHHHHH
Roar-O-Saurus: BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I prefer Roar-O-Saurus.
@@CanobieCoaster I had a bad experience on it at age 6
5:19 20 cars 😂
Lmao I wasted my time counting this and writing this comment because literally 1 second later you pointed this out. I had not known when this comment was written.
You're welcome haha.
16:30 i remember riding this when i was a kid, and i remember not enjoying it that much because of how janky and shaky it felt. did they change anything about the ride or am i just remembering it wrong???? lmao
The turns are still shaky.
This man really put a Zipline at a trampoline park above two boomerangs one Being a rollercoaster at six flags🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 lmfao in dieing!🤣🤣
It was deserved.
I might be the only person who thought Wildcat at Lake Compounce was... okay. I did sit in the front row, which might have helped, but I thought it was a solid 5/10, and almost debated a second ride! Maybe I'm just crazy lmao
Wildcat with the old trains would have placed 10 spots higher.
@@CanobieCoaster I never got the chance to ride it with the old trains. But Lake Compounce is worth it for Boulder Dash and Phobia alone.
I though Wildcat was ok when I was in the front row and no one else was in the train. Anything else hurt like heck.
If you are able to, you should rank your favorite coasters in the Mid-Atlantic (NJ, PA, NY, and MD)
I plan to break it down by state.
@@CanobieCoaster yea that’s understandable
SFNE is my home park. Putting Goliath behind Great Chase was hilarious. But sadly true.
It's painful since the ride was so good with the old train.
Canobie Coaster would say:
Orient Express at Palace Playland. This Wisdom Rides kiddie coaster is currently in pieces and I hope it never gets reassembled. What means "I hope it never gets reassembled"?
It's so bad I don't want it to be rebuilt.
Maybe in it's hayday Boulder Dash would be number one, but it's too rough nowadays and only feels "smooth" because you just got jackhammered on Wildcat. It does have a great layout; it just is rough enough to take away some of my enjoyment. I prefer Wicked Cyclone, but I would probably put Superman as number one.
I've ridden Superman, Wicked Cyclone, and Boulder Dash on the same day many times and I still prefer Boulder Dash myself.
@@CanobieCoaster I can respect that. Like I said it's a great layout and in peak fall it's beautiful. I just must be getting old.
Great video but you forgot the sky coaster at sky zone Danvers
Thanks, I didn't realize Sky Zone had those too.
only one , ever, i've been on, was the one at Whalom Park, in Lunenburg MA. I was brought up in Fitchburg, shhhhhh. lol. that one was built around 1938, the original one there blew down in a hurricane. it was amazing,,, i love the wood ones much better.
Never rode Flyer Comet before it closed.
Ok I’m a resident of New England and my home park is Lake Compounce, but how can you put bolder dash in front of WC?
Night rides and setting.
@@CanobieCoaster true… I have never been on it at night, and I’m dying to!! Still a great ride and in my top 20
Ive only been to 3 NE parks and my rankings are:
1. Boulder Dash (By far the best coaster in the reigon. Nothing comes close)
2. Superman: The Ride
3. Wicked Cyclone
4. Wooden Warrior
5. Phobia
6. Goliath (I could still appreciate the forces. This could easily be #3 if it ran smooth)
7. Zoomerang (Way smoother than Flashback)
8. Joker
9. Batman: TDK
10. Gotham City Gauntet
11. Riddlers Revenge (Could easily move up but it was still Mind Eraser when I rode it)
12. Flashback (Worst Boomerang ever. Constant headbanging and roughness. This coaster made me stop ranking all clones in one spot)
I didnt ride Thunderbolt, Pandamonium, Great Chase or Catwoman bc we left for a few hrs for food and when I came back later I opted for Wicked Cyclone and Superman rerides. And Wildcat at Lake Compounce was closed
Goliath was so much better with the old trains.
Mine:
1. Wicked Cyclone
2. Superman: The Ride (SFNE)
3. Boulder Dash
4. Untamed (Canobie)
5. Roar-O-Saurus
6. Yankee Cannonball
7. Batman: The Dark Knight (SFNE)
8. Dragon Coaster (Canobie)
9. Zoomerang (Lake Compounce)
10. Polar Coaster (Story Land)
11. Canobie Corkscrew
Obviously there are a lot of rides I haven't ridden--I need to get back to SFNE and hit more of the "filler" coasters, Phobia at Compounce, and some of the other parks. And this list is to some degree eccentric and sentimental--Canobie's rides probably don't go that high in any "objective" sense but I have fond associations with them.
I almost feel like I'm being unfair to Batman here--it's a really good, definitely underrated ride, and the status of New England's only B&M is worth something in itself, but there's some emotional X factor I'm not feeling there.
Little Dipper use to be at Rocky Point Park until they put in the Corkscrew.
Interesting.
Apparently I need to get to Lake Compounce sometime.
Boulder Dash alone makes it worth a visit.
Who would win a 100 foot cci roller coaster in the biggest amusement park in Maine or a 40 foot dinosaur Family coaster
That dino coaster is no joke.
@@CanobieCoaster I was really surprised by it because I had been to story land before and most of their other rides are forceless
I'd put Wicked Cyclone number 1 and Superman second tbh, haven't gotten on Boulder Dash yet but it'd probably be third I'd imagine
Those 3 are easily the cream of the crop.
@@CanobieCoaster yeah for sure, nothing else I've ridden is truly elite, nor do any of the coasters I know about in the region but haven't ridden yet seem to be outside ofc Boulder Dash
I am always thinking of ways to enhance that fun so the experience becomes physically mentally financially spiritually beneficial and rewarding. Example the roller coasters should include some kind of test to see how well a person may keep their composure under high intensity excitement. Like being able to write your name and address before the ride ends. I think would be a fun way to test one's eye hand coordination similar to astronauts and jet fighters. Equally as true all roller coasters today should automatically have an electronic system that is constantly scanning the track for weakness fractures rust and corrosion. And with today's technologies should be no problem to upgrade any and all other roller coasters which will maximize on safety so people may have extreme fun on every ride
That would be interesting.
Boulder Dash is a great coaster would recommend
Sure is!
What makes you consider sky rider a rollercoaster?
I count zipline coasters if they have coaster-like elements (drops and turns).
Canobie Corkscrew made me realize as a child that coasters could be bad
Not all are winners.
Personally i think Wicked Cyclone beats Superman no question. Ive riden coasters with so much better airtime than Superman so i think its a tad overrated now, but still nice to have. I will never ride Joker again though, I love roller coasters but I felt like I was gonna die on that one. I'm glad you didn't put Goliath and Riddlers high up too cus those are awful. Going to have to ride Boulder Dash at some point since people say it's so good
Superman and Boulder Dash at night are the two best coasters in New England for me.
Here is New England philosophy for anyone not from New England coming in we will be perfectly fine with you just don’t drive recklessly and check out some of our coastline
New Englanders themselves drive pretty recklessly to be honest.
What would you rate thunderbolt at Six Flags New England? Why?
6
Uh he said he's been on all coaster in vt but what about the mountain coaster at Bromley mtn
I don't count alpine slides as coasters. Otherwise the Attitash one would have been here too.
23 looks insane
The swinging is great.
I love how kiddie coasters beat out goliath because atleast they dont punch in you in the balls
Yup
You forgot to rank the road to Lake Compounce's parking lot! Probably top 15?
Lol that is a good airtime hill.
@@CanobieCoaster more ejector airtime and smoother than Wildcat for real!
ROTFLMAO!
I’ve only been to Six Flags New England in this state
At least you've been to the best.
I really like the name Sea Viper
Me too.
@@CanobieCoaster I honestly didnt go on it when i was at old orchad beach for vacation. You can see the motel in the background. I thought it looked lame
Why did you say on Orient Express:
And I hope it never gets reassembled?
Because it is super rough.
I'd probably put wicked cyclone at 1, superman at 2 and bolderdash at 3
I'm a Boulder Dash fan.
New England is my home to.
Top 5
Superman
Wicked Cyclone
Boulder Dash
Excalibur
Yankee Cannonball
Have you been on Roar-O-Saurus?
Nope not yet,
I have heard that boulderdash has become super rough as of late.
If you ride up front, you get the smoothest ride with the best airtime.
Is boulder dash really that good? I rode it a bunch as a kid i just remember it being really rough.
It's exceptional in the front.
@@CanobieCoaster I love you coaster enthuasists. You're all like its a top 25 coaster.... If you ride it in the front car 1 row 2, when its above 85 degrees, on a weekday, after 2 PM, and all riders are over 25 and above 200 lbs. But only if the it's during a fire sign, the stock market has been doing well.
Lmaooo
When I go to six flags this Is my first coaster every time 3:30
Nice!
idk why but on boulder dash i felt like i broke a rib, I was crying in pain. (Btw that doesn't normally happen on wooden coasters for me)
Sorry to hear that! I don't find it brutally rough.
@@CanobieCoaster it was really weird, i dont even think it was the rides fault, mabye i was just really tired that day!
No way Boulderdash is better than Wicked Cyclone or Superman. Boulderdash is getting rougher every year
Boulder Dash up front is still very smooth and excllent.
@@CanobieCoaster the front is definitely the best place to ride Boulderdash. Love your vids btw. Keep up the good work!
3:00 I NEED TO VISIT SIX FLAGS NEW ENGLAND
It's a great park.
Why is there a wacky worm above a Lil Phantom clone.
It's not called Lil Phantom.
But it is the same ride
I have a weird taste of coasters I prefer Batman the dark night over wicked cyclone
Nothing wrong with liking inversions.
Giant inverted boomerang below Thomas the tank engine, ouch.
Goliath was ruined by the new trains.
I honestly didn’t like the thunder mountain coaster and a lot of my friends agree it is kinda boring imho and I don’t like the way they space out people but I like the mount jimney one more
Interesting. That's a different opinion than most on those 2.
@@CanobieCoaster definitely, me and my friends are quite controversial enthusiasts
In your video of 25 Worst Roller Coasters in the World (2020) Wildcat was in number 20 and Goliath was in number 12
Rerides moved them around.
New England is a nice place, but I DESPISE the Patriots. I don’t know if I can ever get past the fact that they play there. Are you a Pats fan?
Absolutely. Beat the Bills!
Dittle Lipper thinks this video is great, but Little Dipper at Quassy should be in the top 5 no doubt
Not quite for me.
Zoomerang is way better than flashback
It is smoother.
sorry that was younger me when I only cared about lake counpunce cuz how much we went there
absolutely not, 1: superman, 2:wicked cyclone, 3: idk but not boulder dash tf
Superman jumped ahead of Boulder Dash for me. Still prefer Boulder Dash to Wicked Cyclone though.
incorrect. you forgot to put new england
Huh?
Lake compunce need to sue
why
@@palisadescenterfans5939 if the trackwork is worse then it was before you touched it, then they need to redo it or sue them
I don't think they will even if it turned out poorly.
@@CanobieCoaster yup
All I can say is no just no
To each their own.
It was mainly you putting joker above riddler’s revenge, Batman the dark night and pandemonium also putting boulder dash first
Most overrated coaster and where it ranks
Probably Kawasemi or Steel Coaster Medusa. Both rides are very good, but they were not running in peak form when I was there.
In this video, see:
Number 25: Gotham City Gauntlet at Six Flags New England.
In your video of top 25 roller coasters at Herschend Theme Parks, made in early 2024, there is an honorable mention. Up next would likely have been Marsh Mayhem at Wild Adventures or Road Runner Express at Kentucky Kingdom. The later was relocated to Six Flags New England as Gotham City Gauntlet. But it looked like it was placed closer to the bottom of that list. So if I ask you, why?
The Herschend chain has a lot of good coasters at the top.
In your video of top 20 coasters at Herschend parks, made in early 2024, you put an honorable mention in Marsh Mayhem at Wild Adventures or Road Runner Express at Kentucky Kingdom. The later was also relocated to Six Flags New England as Gotham City Gauntlet.
In that video, Canobie Coaster said: Then the bunny hills in the second half can offer some pops of airtime if they aren't braked too severely. You just need to watch out for the brakes on this one. They can bash your knees from their abruptness.
You didn't say that in this video. So why?
Because parks can run mice differently.