This list could change on any given day but today it looks like this:
- The Voyage
- Taron
- Millennium Force
- Top Thrill Dragster
- Cheetah Hunt
- Icon
- Goliath (Walibi Holland)
- Shambhala
- Expedition GeForce
- Iron Rattler
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I don't rank coasters anymore, but I know that my #1 is Voyage at Holiday World, and that hasn't changed since my first ride in 2006. I don't think it's possible to make a better coaster, it has everything I love. Airtime, intensity, and most importantly length. It feels like a complete ride from start to finish, and I love the return run back to the station because it just keeps getting faster and faster.
- I305
- Wildcat's Revenge
- Steel Vengeance
- The Voyage
- El Toro
- Raging Bull (haven't been on this one since the early 2000s but I recall that first drop being insane in the back row with the predrop)
- Behemoth
- Nitro
- Storm Runner
- Montu
I haven't ridden a ton of coasters, but here are a few of my favorites:
Phoenix at Knoebels. I like Twister, too, but Phoenix is great.
Expedition Everest at Disney World. That's another one I can ride again and again.
Space Mountain at Disneyland. The one at World is good, but Land's is better.
Intimidator 305 and Twisted Timbers are both extremely intense for me, I can ride them once per visit, and that's about it. They're both great coasters though.
I haven't tried Skyrush - the last time we were at Hersheypark, it kept breaking down, and then Covid, etc, so despite having family in the area, we haven't made it back. I also want to try Candymoniun. And they have a new Rocky Mountain conversion that just opened. I've heard good things.
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Here's mine:
- Zadra - Energylandia
- Ride to Happiness - Plopasland De Panne
- Taron - Phantasialand
- Hyperion - Energylandia
- FLY - Phantasialand
- ICON - Blackpool Pleasure Beach
- Nemesis - Alton Towers
- Black Mamba - Phantasialand
- Oblivion - Alton Towers
- The Smiler - Alton Towers
Total credits: 136 (according to CoasterCount's 'Real Coaster' definition)
I must admit... as I've gotten out to more parks, watching the Alton Towers' (my local park) coasters slide down the list has been slightly sad haha.
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How about the Giant Dipper at the Santa Cruz Boardwalk? It's a historic wooden roller coaster that was built in 1924, nearly 100 years ago.
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