A good coaster but short lines.

I LOVE the Shockwave at SFOT. The lines are never more than twenty minutes and you just can't beat that no-over the shoulder restraints. The G's on the loops are fantastic! My head always feels like its about to explode!

Well, my home park of Holiday World has both Raven and Legend, which both never have lines, and are both fantastic rides.

-Raven_Rider

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"Hold on tight, with all your might, and enjoy your flight on the Raven!"

Raven and Legend rarely have long lines and are walk ons during the week. Everyone loves them, but the park location is somewhat remote.

Two little gems that often are short waits are twins Beastie and Ghoster Coaster at PKI & PKD. Small scale genius from John Allen.

Scream Machine and Rolling Thunder at SFGad

Even though the sm is a bumpy ride..not as smooth as it was years ago..

Never any lines for me!

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GandC said:
"Sooperdooperlooper at Hersheypark. Sure, it's not a world-class ride, but it's still very fun. There's NEVER more than a 3 train wait for this thing."

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I love looper too. Nobody ever talks about it but I always have to ride that thing two or three times i'm there. Most of the rides at hershey don't get too bad except for wild mouse. That one just seems to drag.

Steel force can be ridiculously short for a top notch hyper.
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"Nippy!! Where the hell are ya?"

Ghostrider at Knotts does not often have a long line. I went last saturday, and I went on GR 4 times, and waited about 10 minutes every time, maybe 15 for the front and back cars!!

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Home Park: Knotts Berry Farm!
but also Disneyland and DCA

Dueling Dragons at IOA. When I was there both sides were walk-ons and the doors were open. I could have spent all day riding. Then again, the queue was way cool too.