Chuck
Senior Member
My favourite ride ever is Magnum at Cedar Point, which is only 200 feet tall. The first drop of any roller coaster over 200 feet is like nothing you have ever experienced before, so I'm quite excited for this new ride.
Personally, I am hoping for a traditional but big coaster with no inversions, a large emphasis on air time, a couple of tight banked turns, and an emphasis on the available terrain. Smoothness is key, but almost guaranteed nowadays. Shuttle rides are notorious for break downs, but more importantly I still enjoy the build up you get going up the lift hill.
If this ride is to be the tallest in Canada, it's got to beat Drop Zone's 230 foot tower. In North America, that would put it way up in the top percentile of all roller coasters in terms of height. For traditional roller coasters, anything over 250 feet would be monumental.
Personally, I am hoping for a traditional but big coaster with no inversions, a large emphasis on air time, a couple of tight banked turns, and an emphasis on the available terrain. Smoothness is key, but almost guaranteed nowadays. Shuttle rides are notorious for break downs, but more importantly I still enjoy the build up you get going up the lift hill.
If this ride is to be the tallest in Canada, it's got to beat Drop Zone's 230 foot tower. In North America, that would put it way up in the top percentile of all roller coasters in terms of height. For traditional roller coasters, anything over 250 feet would be monumental.