The featured coaster picture when I logged in today was called Hangover. I had never heard of it, but that automatically goes near the top of the list of my favorite coaster names!
The amusement park rises bold and stark..kids are huddled on the beach in a mist
http://support.gktw.org/site/TR/CoastingForKids/General?px=1248054&...fr_id=1372
Is that the coaster where they roofie you at the beginning, and you spend the rest of your day trying to figure out what happened?
I always thought the name "Alpengiest" was pretty clever. Pretty much anything at either Busch Gardens park (with the exception of Cheetah Hunt) is very nicely named.
Alpengiest is a great name! I've always liked it too.
The best name for a ride ever is Drop Tower, at Kings Island. It tells you what kind of ride it is, without getting all flashy and creative. ;)
Oh, and Flight Deck takes second place as Best. Name. Eeveer! I mean, how awesomely magically creative does one need to be to name a coaster's station, and not the coaster itself? Pure genius. It as if the station is the main attraction, and the coaster is just necessary for the station to exist, instead of the other way around. How can anyone ever get to that level of creativity? Disney's Imagineers must be extremely jealous of Cedar Fair at this point.
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Well, if you're after flashy and creative, look no further than "Backlot Stunt Coaster." They could have just called it "Stunt Coaster" after all...
creative? How about the several coasters around that are simply called "Roller Coaster" or just "Coaster?"
Personally I'd like to ride the one I discovered on RCDB this weekend..Germany's HOLLY'S WILDE AUTOFAHRT, a wild mouse. Sorry, can't access RCDB here at work to provide a link.
The amusement park rises bold and stark..kids are huddled on the beach in a mist
http://support.gktw.org/site/TR/CoastingForKids/General?px=1248054&...fr_id=1372
Mike Gallagher said:
Germany's HOLLY'S WILDE AUTOFAHRT, a wild mouse.
Ha! Here it is. Apparently fahrt means "drive," and autofahrt means car ride.
Then you guys need to get to Bon Bon Land and ride Hundeprutterutchebane...
...which literally means Dog Fart Coaster.
Disaster Transport is right up there too. How many companies admit the ride is a disaster in its name ;)
Enjoy the rest of your day at America's Rockin' Roller Coast! Ride On!
The Chinese have some great names like "Dizzy Love and Whirling Passion," "Loop and Screw"and "Piggy Worm."
Lord Gonchar said:
Then you guys need to get to Bon Bon Land and ride Hundeprutterutchebane......which literally means Dog Fart Coaster.
Whatever you do, dont Google "Dog Fart" with safe search "OFF". ;)
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