Flat rides

I can ride coasters fine, but if I get on a twirl and hirl,I puke wthin 10 seconds of getting on

Why do you think they're called Spin & Pukes??? The new Zamperlas look freaking insane - Power Surge & Energy Storm. I'd ride them in a heartbeat! Check 'em out at the IAAPA gallery in Features.

Definitely not family rides!! :-)

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Home Park - Wonderland Sydney, Australia.

You should just go to IAAPA and pay the $75, then ride them all week, never any lines. Odd, poeple buy them, buy hardly ride them.

Power Surge is fabulous. I really enjoyed that ride and would love to see one pretty much anywhere close to me. They were tweaking the program on Energy Storm when RideMan and I rode it. It kept you upside down too long, and put some uncomfortable pressure on the shoulders.

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Jeff
Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com

Probally one of thee best flat ride to get on is an Eyerly Loop-O-Plane that thing must pull 5G's easy!

I'll ride flat rides at an amusement park where they are anchored down and maintained,but not the city to city "carny" rides.

I like to ride coasters but I also enjoy riding flat rides.

Some parks are still conscious about their flat ride selection. I know Knoebels usually adds a new one every year. Power Surge last season and this year their getting a Frog Hopper and a ride called the Downdraft.

From the explaniation I heard of the Backdraft I'm thinking somthing along the lines of the Kangaroo at Kennywood without a ramp and bigger.

I personally think parks would do just as well if they added a new coaster every 3 to 5 years. I'd love to see my park get a new one every year but I think waiting those extra years will make all of us appreciate them more when they are built.

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