What Was the Worst Roller Coaster You Have Ever Been On?

[dkny6363]

Son of Beast may have givin its last ride.

[kingdakafan]

i heard people broke bones on that.

[AV Matt]

People have broken bones on lots of coasters, even the good ones. Ask Bubba.

[dkny6363]

Let me guess... Ravine Flyer 2?

[overlord]

Iv never been on a stand-up. I've seen one, but never tried it. Im sorta afraid now because I tried Superman and it was worse then I thought. Should I try it. Is it painful, or am I just over reacting. If thats the case then I might be willing to give it a shot...

Riddler's Revenge was awesome!

[AV Matt]

Stand-ups are no more painful than any other head-banging steel coaster unless you lock your seat up too high, then you might have some groinal discomfort.

[kingdakafan]

LOL.

[Dubya91]

Stand-ups are no more painful than any other head-banging steel coaster unless you lock your seat up too high, then you might have some groinal discomfort.

Stand-ups are no more painful than any other head-banging steel coaster unless you lock your seat up too high, then you might not have a family someday.

[kingdakafan]

Again LOL

[nitrorox1414]

I have not been on one ..., is is it head banging or ....body banging?

[AV Matt]

There's no body banging. They tend to bang your head more than most B&M's do though.

You kind of sit on a bicycle seat, but more or less you're standing up like when you sit on a bike and touch your feet to the ground. There's an Over The Shoulder restrain just like on a B&M looper. They adjust the height of the seat and shoulder restraint to each rider's height before locking it. Some males complain of "groinal discomfort", but I've never had that problem as I always make sure the bicycle seat is low enough when they lock the position so my weight isn't on the seat, but rather on my legs/feet and that is how you are supposed to ride. The seat is only there to give your legs some added stability. It is not meant to be sat on.