I would like to know your opinions on the rollercoaster that make sick or dizzy after riding. My picks would be Top Gun,Vortex and,Outer Limits: Flight of Fear, they are all located at Paramount's Kings Island.
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WOOD RULES!
i would probably say millenium force althought it is the best coaster in the world right now. after you ride it and steep onto ground you feel wierd but after a few seconds or so you are back on your feet and ready to ride whatever you want.
I know this may sound weird but I have heard roumors about MF giving riders severe headaches and mild brain dammage. Thats just what I have heard.
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WOOD RULES!
i only get sick on rides if a eat right before i get on them.but usally waits are long enough to digest the food.(actually only like 10 or 20% of the time waits are long enough) but i deal with feeling sick and just keep on riding.
*** This post was edited by Maple Hts on 6/30/2000. ***
I get the light headed, fuzzy vision syndrome on the Laser at Dorney after the second loop all the time. I also get it on the second loop of Vortex as well.
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Parks hit for 2000!
PKD,BGW,Knoebels,DP,HP,PKI,HW,SFKK,SFA, Camden, SFO,CP,WL,IW,KW,BP
I get real dizzy after riding a big Arrow Looper. The Schockwave at SFGAM and the Ninja at SFSTL both make me nautious. I am not the only one because these lines hardly ever have waits anymore.
Mines got to be Mr. Freeze @ SFSTL. Its a great ride especially since they added the new padding to the horsecollars, but once you step off, you don't know which way your'e going. After riding, a tightrope walker's job looks easy.
MambaMatt
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Top Steel - Mamba
Top Wood - The Boss
This is strange, but the Blue Streak at CP. Maybe I'm used to bigger rides now...or I'm getting really old!!
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There's nothing like a woodie...
The Kumba, I don't know why. Just really dizzy. The Mantis a little bit, I needed to stretch out my calves after riding in the back seat, they felt so tight when I walked, I couldn't believe it.
Batman:the ride (you name the park) This thing is relentless, not big, not long, but it does not let up until the final break run. No trims, no block breaks, just all the way fast! I love a coaster with "no breaks," even if it is short.
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Gotta ride 'em all!
Mean Streak at Cedar Point!
Ticket to Ride rules!
I don't feel well after riding shockwave at SFGam. I also have trouble on really hot days. I have to really drink mega fluids to feel got on hot days.
A friend of mine actually blacked out on face/off during the backwards portion of the ride!
When I ride raptor I have to sit for about five minutes after geting off because of dizziness.
I've never been on a coaster that makes me sick!
The only ride I ever went on that made me feel sick was the Viking's Rage at PCW!
No rides make me sick, even if I ride right after I've eaten. I've eaten 2 corndogs and a giant soda before riding Mr. Freeze and Batman, and I didn't feel sick at all. Ninja is just kind of boring, I don't know how anyone could get sick on it.
No rollercoaster has ever made me feel sick. The first time I got off of B:TR (SFGAm '92) I could not walk straight. Not sick, just really disoriented. The only time I ever felt close to ill was when I had gotten on one of those swinging ships (at Adventure World now SFA) right after smoking a cigarette. I was lightheaded from the square and the airtime didnt make me feel good (I have since stopped smoking).
I would have to say Millennium Force. I rode it with my friend at the beginning of the day and he got a bad headache. It was so bad we had to sit down for an hour before he would ride another ride.
I have never gotten sick off a roller coaster but Mean Streak has given me a headache. This year I sat in car 1 seat 3 on gemini and it was extreamly rough when going over track sections at the bottom of the hills. Ouch!
Okay -- just spent 3 days at Parammount's King Island --
First time for me, the Beast: awesome!!
Vortex: loved it -- best ride for the least waiting time.
Son of Beast -- sitting in the last car, watching the cars in front of me during the loop was unbelieable -- it was like slow-motion.
The best of Son of Beast -- the incredible helixes and the power of the damn thing. (Of course I was upset by the fact that they advertise three trains and only one was running!)
And last, and least, that god-awful ride called the "outer limits" -- YUCK!
Yes, I loved being show out of my seat from 0-54 miles per hour in 4 seconds, but the rest of it!! was abusive. Too many helixes and the loops in such a small amount of space was just not good design. Ouch! My girlfriend was messed up for the rest of the day. My assessment was that it felt like you went through a bar brawl -- not to be sexist -- but it was definitely NOT a girl's ride. And I didn't think it was so good, either.
20 rides on Shivering Timbers got me a little discombobulated. Hehe!
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Give Mean Streak a chance!