@@RomanJockMCOTrue. Rode it with my sister and she came out with her ears bleeding due to slamming her earrings into the restraint and I passed out during the second loop so I would NOT go again 💀
I did Hades 360 Backrow and it almost made me hate coasters lol. This coaster would benefit so much from Titan Track but Mt. Olympus is the WEIRDEST amusement park and I'm surprised the coaster operates at all.
For me, it is Gold Rusher and the original Colossus at Six Flags Magic Mountain as well as rows 1 and 4 on the Matterhorn Bobsleds at Disneyland. On most steel coasters that I have been on, they would normally be a one and done if they are too rough almost every time I go (and in the case of Matterhorn, rows 2 and 5 are the worst rows to sit in thanks to very little leg room). As for the original Colossus, I found the roughness on that ride to be enjoyable for the most part. For Gold Rusher, even though the back row beats me up every time I go on it, I can easily ride it repeatedly thanks to the ride having the shortest line out of all the big coasters in the park.
No offense but, GOLD RUSHER????? Please can someone tell me how this is too much for anyone. Also staying on the topic of magic mountain I gotta say apocalypse it’s a pretty good layout but it’ll get ur legs jigglen
@@sarajanti4517 in the very back seat on Gold Rusher, you do get shaken up. I do prefer the middle and back seats on that ride as I find the front seat to be boring.
Boulder Dash is one of those for me. Even with more titan track added it has bad spots still in the valleys but its still a great ride. Also, I'd prefer gravity group to retrack it rather than adding more titan track
The old grizzly at KD before the 2023 gravity group retracking was UNBEARABLE. I also just rode roar at SFA and Stampida at PortAventura, and they were both pretty rough but could’ve been worse
Manhattan Express or the big Apple or whatever it’s called now in Vegas is very rough and painful and not a good ride but the views you get of Vegas are really unique and special
Totally agree about Gold Striker. I enjoyed it a little more when it ran smoothly during its first couple seasons, but the roughness it's developed kind of accentuates the wildness of the layout.
For me it’s flying dinosaur, the ride is so intense and full of forces that make your body feel like it’s about to explode. That why I rode it 3 times all apart from each other since every time I left why my back and neck all hurting from the forces the ride puts you through
After riding Hades 360 in the back row I felt like I just got a concussion. It definitely should get either GCI titan track or the Gravity Goup's pre-cut track.
@@Southeastern_Thrills It crawls at the end. It would benefit from the RMC treatment because then it might actually get some airtime rather than the 'airtime' from being unbearably rough.
I would say El Toro and Skyrush are the two toughest coasters that I love. I’ll ride them over and over again despite the roughness, because I don’t find them painful or uncomfortable, just not smooth, if that makes sense. Also, their layouts are fun, unlike a coaster like Magnum XL-200 I didn’t like as much as others because it was rough, uncomfortable, and the layout was not that exciting for me. Then you have the real dumpster fires like Firebird and Green Lantern which are just painful and I don’t plan to ever re-ride those. I’d say, that’s the line lol.
My mind immediately went to Boulder Dash at Lake Compounce. In principle this ought to be one of the best woodies in the world. In practice, the last time I rode it I just couldn't fully enjoy it, it was so rough. (To be fair, that was before the most recent rounds of retracking.) Canobie Coaster still rates it as the best ride in New England. I think his roughness tolerance is just way higher than mine. Then again, when I rode Stampida at PortAventura, I'd heard all sorts of people complaining about how rough it was, and I didn't really have a problem with it. So I think this is a lot like tolerance for spicy food--it varies over orders of magnitude. (Also, the same coaster can give you radically different rides on different days.)
Legend and raven and voyage are all very rough. The voyage is especially rough in the valleys. But I love each one! And can't wait to get back to holiday world to ride them again.
My list is still growing, but so far for me it's the Great American Scream Machine at Six Flags Over Georgia. They retracked it sometime in 2022, and before that it was absolutely brutal, and borderline unbearable. It still feels its age, but now it's a bit smoother, and I can really enjoy the air time.
@@Southeastern_Thrills It really does. I used to be scared to ride it, and some of my friends who are used to the more extreme levels of coaster, wouldn't even get on it. That told me a lot, but now I can safely say that it is a lot more fun. So glad to see that they're taking better care of it.
After my visit to Holiday World yesterday, I realized that all three of the park's wooden coasters fall into this category. They're incredible rides, but the forces (especially the laterals) are too strong for repeat rides to be easy. With regards to roughness, Shivering Timbers takes the cake. It's unbearably rough, but the airtime is so good.
My first coaster ever was Screamer at Boblo Island. Later known as Corkscrew at Playland in Vancouver. Appeared in Final Destination 3. It was a mid-80s Vekoma MK-1200. With hard plastic over-the-shoulder restraints, and I was about ten years old, so headbanging was unavoidable. To me, anything less rough than that is just fine. In fact, if a coaster's too *smooth*, I don't enjoy it as much--I feel like a really good coaster oughta rough you up a little.
I rode The Voyage in 2013, and damn near got whiplash! I also have a major issue with restraint bars that crush my belly. I've been hearing that The Voyage has had some considerable re-tracking. Think it might be worthwhile trying it again?
Hades is rough, but as you said. You can space it out. Mine Blower on the other hand is way too rough to get more than one ride comfortably in a night. Which sucks as it as a phenomenal layout. They need to just ditch the wood, and fully convert it to Ibox 208 track. It can be a 1 to 1 track replacement as the layout is amazing, but too aggressive for wood.
I’ve never ridden it myself, but I’ve seen lots of comments saying it needs retracking. I agree with you and I’m sure there are hundreds of enthusiasts who would agree too.
I have only been on Viper once but I'm no the tallest. So I've only been in the back but I think that the layout is so good I just appreciate that it is a megalooper and the last of its kind.
For me, It's modern El Toro. It's in need of a retrack for the S-curve/Twister section. The beginning is epic but after the Rolling Thunder Hill, it absolutely demolishes my spine. Tonnerre 2 Zeus at Parc Asterix is great most of the way through and I haven't recieved enough pain to put me off from reriding, but the pops of airtime before the lightning tunnel hurt my pelvis so bad from bouncing up and down.
I haven't had one yet that's equal parts good to rough, but Apocalypse is always an immediate regret as it goes down the first drop. I always give it a chance and always come off taking Advil.
Vampire at Chessington World Of Adventures. Wonderfully-paced Arrow suspended coaster, but the track is showing its age, likely not helped by the replacing of the original Arrow trains with Vekoma ones.
Honestly wonder woman golden lasso at fiesta texas, the layout is amazing, but the trains definitely are the problem, would love for them to get jersey devil trains
At the recent coaster event, the park president said the new trains will be the better than all the other RMC single rail trains. We will see. It's reopening soon.
I’m not sure if every skyrocket 2 is like this, but every time I get off of Tigris at BGT all I feel is pain in my legs. Like I’ve rode skyrush which is of course notoriously bad when it comes to crushing your legs but I still think Tigris has been worse on my legs every time I’ve rode it.
The lap bar on Phobia Phear Coaster didn't give me trouble, but I seem less sensitive to tight lap restraints than most enthusiasts are--they just don't bother me that much (Superman: The Ride is a notorious example). What I noticed was the strong lateral whip on the twists that kept the train upright through most of the ride. Phobia doesn't have the comfort collars, but I remember thinking that I saw why people didn't like them--I wouldn't want to have my upper body constrained by anything, going through those.
Phobia is noticeably easier to ride. I love that version. Probably my favorite reride coaster there. Boulderdash is good but too intense to reride more than once.
I recently went to Silverwood and got to ride 2 more modern wooden roller coasters than the one at Lagoon, but that also meant that I rode my first rough coaster ever in Timber Terror. I really liked it, but the valleys were too rough that my parents got massive headaches, and my brother had to sit out for a while *I could keep going though*
I just went there for the first time this year as well. Timber Terror was rough in a couple of valleys for sure. The air time made up for it for me though
@notcaleb64 Haven't been too lagoon yet. It's too pricey for what it has to offer in my eyes. But yeah, Tremors is awesome. The povs on RUclips don't do it justice at all. It's probably in my top 3 wooden coasters, along with maybe Mystic Timbers and Goldstriker
Hard to do with row assignments and the air gates being based on the original 4-row cars... but if you can be in a middle row (no wheel beneath you) then beast is very enjoyable. Too rough on a wheel seat for sure though
Nothing is as bad as hurler at carowinds need to RMC that crap now pretty bad they only have a good decent family woodie that’s better than hurler IMO@@anonymouscoasterenthusiast
The original Georgia Cyclone back in the day was basically pure hot garbage. It was so rough that I remember describing that it felt like I was in a blender when I rode it one time. Thank god it got RMC’ed as is smooth as butter. Even though it’s a short ride, it’s still packs a punch and overall is a fun ride
I’d have to say shockwave at six flags over Texas. It’s not necessarily rough, but you can definetly tell it’s old by how janky it is imo. And don’t get me started on the leg room
I’d say Fujiyama is the roughest coaster I’ve been on, but the layout and forces are great and there is no headbanging so I don’t really care. It tries to break your ribs but it is a good coaster
Odyssey, a 167ft tall custom SLC, it has some rough rides and less rough rides, the rougher the better in my opinion though. Amazing coaster nother the less.
This may be because I am young, but I have not yet encountered a ride that was to rough, and in fact I sometimes even prefer a rough ride. (For example my second favorite ride at SFA is Roar) (Yes I know i'm crazy)
Genuinely, rock n roller coaster. Last year was my first time riding it, and i was in the back, and it hurt so much I ended up getting a migraine and having to take Tylenol
Last year I rode el toro 8 times in one day. The turnaround in the back row was brutal, but the ride was so good that it was worth the pain. Couldn't do more than two in a row without taking a break though
Honestly love taiga at Linnanmäki so much, but it's been 5 years, and it's quite bumpy and shaky, not saying it is unbearable, as it's in my top 3, but it can get super rough in the years to come
Skyrush has a bad rattle. Between that and the restraints auto-stapling you (which doesn't hurt anymore but is uncomfortable) it's much harder to enjoy but I still rode it several times.
Context: I am disabled. My disability starts at my back and affects my legs. Unfortunately, despite being a total thrill seeking enthusiast a poorly kept wooden coaster or certain restraints make me unable to ride ANY ride for about two hours after whatever rough one I was just on. For me, as a park goer, rollercoaster enthusiast, and disabled person, *too rough* is just not an option for me 🤧 so second rides? Not a chance! Really wish I could though…
If it’s good enough I’ll endure stuff like magnum XL 200, which actually hurts me . Stuff like the boss at St. Louis though sucks AND it’s rough like vekoma SLC. That’s when it’s rough and I’m not gonna ride it. Old arrow loops are rough but they are good so I’ll ride them now and then.
Magnum is way too rough for me. It whips way too hard and isn’t smooth while doing it so I don’t see why people aren’t calling it rough. If I’m getting banged around, I’m calling it rough. A spades a spade
Tatsu. Only ride I passed out on and consistently get motion sickness from lol. Idk why I ride it every time I go considering the lift hill itself gets me freaked tf out.
after i have ride tornado at bakken i my brain says its good but bad at the same time but i thinks its good becauce it is intense but i haven t ride hades 360 but i would do it somedays
Draken fire b.g. Williamsburg. I thought It was like Vortex at Kings Island where I could marathon it. No lol just one ride And I was hurt as could be.
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X2 outside seat
Yes!!
Viper is worse ngl
@@thecoasterguy7367 I know it's worse and I won't ride it. I'll ride X2 on the outside even though it's rather bumpy.
@@RomanJockMCO lol fr
@@RomanJockMCOTrue. Rode it with my sister and she came out with her ears bleeding due to slamming her earrings into the restraint and I passed out during the second loop so I would NOT go again 💀
I did Hades 360 Backrow and it almost made me hate coasters lol. This coaster would benefit so much from Titan Track but Mt. Olympus is the WEIRDEST amusement park and I'm surprised the coaster operates at all.
if u can handle. boss at six flags stl u can do anything
I wouldn’t say Magnum XL 200 is rough, but it is definitely the most unpleasant coaster experience I’ve ever had.
Came here to say this. I used to be able to marathon it as a kid, but now? I'm lucky if I can go for round 2.
Unpleasant for me too. I'd never been crazy about Magnum even when it first opened.
The strong airtime is worth it though
@@alault-cook4072 Nothing is worth going on that torture device for.
@@alault-cook4072 Nothing is worth riding on that torture device for
For me, it is Gold Rusher and the original Colossus at Six Flags Magic Mountain as well as rows 1 and 4 on the Matterhorn Bobsleds at Disneyland. On most steel coasters that I have been on, they would normally be a one and done if they are too rough almost every time I go (and in the case of Matterhorn, rows 2 and 5 are the worst rows to sit in thanks to very little leg room). As for the original Colossus, I found the roughness on that ride to be enjoyable for the most part. For Gold Rusher, even though the back row beats me up every time I go on it, I can easily ride it repeatedly thanks to the ride having the shortest line out of all the big coasters in the park.
No offense but, GOLD RUSHER????? Please can someone tell me how this is too much for anyone. Also staying on the topic of magic mountain I gotta say apocalypse it’s a pretty good layout but it’ll get ur legs jigglen
@@sarajanti4517 in the very back seat on Gold Rusher, you do get shaken up. I do prefer the middle and back seats on that ride as I find the front seat to be boring.
As much as I love El Toro, I have to limit my rides on it so that I can sit down the next day without it killing me.
Sit in row 17 or any other non wheel seat. It’s one of the smoothest out there. If you sit in a wheel seat it’s easily one of the roughest.
I agree. It's great but it's rough and getting rougher.
Wildcat at lake Compounce from 2017-2022 was a torture device
I see your wildcat and raise you a boulder dash. I swore I wouldn’t walk again.
That is one I'll avoid riding in the back for @cjmahoney
Boulder Dash is one of those for me. Even with more titan track added it has bad spots still in the valleys but its still a great ride. Also, I'd prefer gravity group to retrack it rather than adding more titan track
I will never ride Boulder again. Ever. Pure pain.
Back to back night rides on the beast 😭
Fr
It’s fucking amazing tho
@@Nosa_or_NoXafr fr I love sitting in the back in a wheel seat and getting beat up the most I can so k can feel the most out of control 💀💀💀😭😭😂😂🤣🤣
@@KIKoasterKid hell yeah, the beast is attacking you at night
The old grizzly at KD before the 2023 gravity group retracking was UNBEARABLE. I also just rode roar at SFA and Stampida at PortAventura, and they were both pretty rough but could’ve been worse
Manhattan Express or the big Apple or whatever it’s called now in Vegas is very rough and painful and not a good ride but the views you get of Vegas are really unique and special
Favorite ever was "kingda ka" at six flags
I was absolutely scared of most roller coasters and then we ended up going on like five times. Good times
I personally like rough coasters but that’s just me
Gold Striker is the perfect amount of roughness. Beast before the retrack was too rough for me.
I haven't ridden the Beast since it's been retracked but, it was arguably the worst coaster I've ridden.
Totally agree about Gold Striker. I enjoyed it a little more when it ran smoothly during its first couple seasons, but the roughness it's developed kind of accentuates the wildness of the layout.
For me it’s flying dinosaur, the ride is so intense and full of forces that make your body feel like it’s about to explode. That why I rode it 3 times all apart from each other since every time I left why my back and neck all hurting from the forces the ride puts you through
Hurler IMO provides some decent floater on some hills but severe jackhammering
After riding Hades 360 in the back row I felt like I just got a concussion. It definitely should get either GCI titan track or the Gravity Goup's pre-cut track.
Or RMC it.
@@ThrillSeekersandHellRaisers The layout is already perfect in my opinion.
@@Southeastern_Thrills It crawls at the end. It would benefit from the RMC treatment because then it might actually get some airtime rather than the 'airtime' from being unbearably rough.
I would say El Toro and Skyrush are the two toughest coasters that I love. I’ll ride them over and over again despite the roughness, because I don’t find them painful or uncomfortable, just not smooth, if that makes sense. Also, their layouts are fun, unlike a coaster like Magnum XL-200 I didn’t like as much as others because it was rough, uncomfortable, and the layout was not that exciting for me. Then you have the real dumpster fires like Firebird and Green Lantern which are just painful and I don’t plan to ever re-ride those. I’d say, that’s the line lol.
Stand up coasters are an accuired taste oh unless you are talking about the other free spin one
My mind immediately went to Boulder Dash at Lake Compounce. In principle this ought to be one of the best woodies in the world. In practice, the last time I rode it I just couldn't fully enjoy it, it was so rough. (To be fair, that was before the most recent rounds of retracking.)
Canobie Coaster still rates it as the best ride in New England. I think his roughness tolerance is just way higher than mine.
Then again, when I rode Stampida at PortAventura, I'd heard all sorts of people complaining about how rough it was, and I didn't really have a problem with it. So I think this is a lot like tolerance for spicy food--it varies over orders of magnitude. (Also, the same coaster can give you radically different rides on different days.)
Canobie Coaster is also a kid. Kids generally have a higher tolerance than adults.
Definitely Leviathan at Sea World, Australia. I just hope that the park can maintain it and keep it from getting too rough.
yeah, i find that a minor headache would happen on every ride, so i did have to space it out. but the station is really good tho
Great American Scream Machine at SFoG. Granted I havnt been in a few years and Ive heard it's been improved recently.
It's much smoother now
El Toro is so insane but so rough (I haven’t ridden it when it was younger and smoother)
Legend and raven and voyage are all very rough. The voyage is especially rough in the valleys. But I love each one! And can't wait to get back to holiday world to ride them again.
When was the last time you rode them? Apparently Voyage is borderline smooth for most of the ride now.
Definitely the giant inverted boomerangs.
Lol Hades 360 is my favorite wooden coaster. I got countless rides during my visit.
My list is still growing, but so far for me it's the Great American Scream Machine at Six Flags Over Georgia. They retracked it sometime in 2022, and before that it was absolutely brutal, and borderline unbearable. It still feels its age, but now it's a bit smoother, and I can really enjoy the air time.
I'd say now Great American Scream Machine has the perfect amount of roughness.
@@Southeastern_Thrills It really does. I used to be scared to ride it, and some of my friends who are used to the more extreme levels of coaster, wouldn't even get on it. That told me a lot, but now I can safely say that it is a lot more fun. So glad to see that they're taking better care of it.
Blue streak at cedar point is incredibly rough in the back, but has some really good airtime back there.
The Boss feels so fast and there is good airtime, but there are some parts that are so rough that your skull feels like it's being smashed to pieces.
After my visit to Holiday World yesterday, I realized that all three of the park's wooden coasters fall into this category. They're incredible rides, but the forces (especially the laterals) are too strong for repeat rides to be easy. With regards to roughness, Shivering Timbers takes the cake. It's unbearably rough, but the airtime is so good.
Honestly flight of fear for me. But that is mostly because I am on the crew for it at KI
Flight of Fear > Rock N Rollercoaster
My first coaster ever was Screamer at Boblo Island. Later known as Corkscrew at Playland in Vancouver. Appeared in Final Destination 3. It was a mid-80s Vekoma MK-1200. With hard plastic over-the-shoulder restraints, and I was about ten years old, so headbanging was unavoidable.
To me, anything less rough than that is just fine. In fact, if a coaster's too *smooth*, I don't enjoy it as much--I feel like a really good coaster oughta rough you up a little.
I rode The Voyage in 2013, and damn near got whiplash! I also have a major issue with restraint bars that crush my belly. I've been hearing that The Voyage has had some considerable re-tracking. Think it might be worthwhile trying it again?
It was pretty smooth last summer, I think because of the retracking.
sky-rush is so good but sitting on the break run with the restraints kills me
Not anymore hopefully with these new restraints
Not anymore. Still a bit of a rattle but it’s perfectly bearable now.
@@S.J.C._Entertainmentwait your a airtime thrills fan
@@chuckecoop4082 I watch most coaster channels lol.
@@amroge8703 Unfortunately, just rode it recently and you STILL get crushed. Thighcrush gets its revenge
Mindbender (Galaxyland) was seriously such a monster to ride that you'd have a deathwish to keep re riding it.
7 times in a row suckaaaass
Hades is rough, but as you said. You can space it out.
Mine Blower on the other hand is way too rough to get more than one ride comfortably in a night. Which sucks as it as a phenomenal layout.
They need to just ditch the wood, and fully convert it to Ibox 208 track. It can be a 1 to 1 track replacement as the layout is amazing, but too aggressive for wood.
I’ve never ridden it myself, but I’ve seen lots of comments saying it needs retracking. I agree with you and I’m sure there are hundreds of enthusiasts who would agree too.
@@TheNinjaDC Hades 360 is unbearably rough. It needs to be RMCed.
I felt destroyed after the beast at kings island but its soo good 😭
I have only been on Viper once but I'm no the tallest. So I've only been in the back but I think that the layout is so good I just appreciate that it is a megalooper and the last of its kind.
For me, It's modern El Toro. It's in need of a retrack for the S-curve/Twister section. The beginning is epic but after the Rolling Thunder Hill, it absolutely demolishes my spine. Tonnerre 2 Zeus at Parc Asterix is great most of the way through and I haven't recieved enough pain to put me off from reriding, but the pops of airtime before the lightning tunnel hurt my pelvis so bad from bouncing up and down.
If your talking back car I'd agree, but row 14 is magical! Did 15 laps (6 in a row) a couple weeks ago, no issues
@@krs12On which ride, El Toro or the other one?
@TheBolligerMabillardLover El Toro. I was on it 2 weeks ago.
I haven't had one yet that's equal parts good to rough, but Apocalypse is always an immediate regret as it goes down the first drop. I always give it a chance and always come off taking Advil.
Really? Damn, it must've gotten worse. It was never that rough all the times I rode it, but it's been a few years
the beast and mystic timbers has gotten rough
Vampire at Chessington World Of Adventures. Wonderfully-paced Arrow suspended coaster, but the track is showing its age, likely not helped by the replacing of the original Arrow trains with Vekoma ones.
El Toro assuming you cant get a non-wheel seat
The original Texas giant was peak “rough but too good not to ride”
Opening year Texas Giant with the 7 car trains and no trims looks like it could be a top 20 coaster of all time can't lie
Magnum. I remember when it wasnt rough. So even when its rough, my memories always go back to when it wasnt rough.
Honestly wonder woman golden lasso at fiesta texas, the layout is amazing, but the trains definitely are the problem, would love for them to get jersey devil trains
At the recent coaster event, the park president said the new trains will be the better than all the other RMC single rail trains. We will see. It's reopening soon.
The creepy crawler at my home park, Oakwood in Wales. It is the most pointless piece of junk I have ever ridden
I’m not sure if every skyrocket 2 is like this, but every time I get off of Tigris at BGT all I feel is pain in my legs. Like I’ve rode skyrush which is of course notoriously bad when it comes to crushing your legs but I still think Tigris has been worse on my legs every time I’ve rode it.
The lap bar on Phobia Phear Coaster didn't give me trouble, but I seem less sensitive to tight lap restraints than most enthusiasts are--they just don't bother me that much (Superman: The Ride is a notorious example).
What I noticed was the strong lateral whip on the twists that kept the train upright through most of the ride. Phobia doesn't have the comfort collars, but I remember thinking that I saw why people didn't like them--I wouldn't want to have my upper body constrained by anything, going through those.
Phobia is noticeably easier to ride. I love that version. Probably my favorite reride coaster there. Boulderdash is good but too intense to reride more than once.
Anything that is less rough than the Boss at SFSTL is acceptable.
looking for this comment 100% agree
Boss isn't even rough. Hades 360 on the other hand, is unbearable.
@@ThrillSeekersandHellRaisers nah
I recently went to Silverwood and got to ride 2 more modern wooden roller coasters than the one at Lagoon, but that also meant that I rode my first rough coaster ever in Timber Terror. I really liked it, but the valleys were too rough that my parents got massive headaches, and my brother had to sit out for a while *I could keep going though*
I just went there for the first time this year as well. Timber Terror was rough in a couple of valleys for sure. The air time made up for it for me though
@@EmeraldBayMovies Agreed, but it seems like I'm the only person in my family who can look pass the roughness.
@@notcaleb64 What did you think of Tremors?
@@EmeraldBayMovies I liked it just barely more... But I still prefer these 2 wooden coasters over Roller Coaster at Lagoon by a mile. Hbu?
@notcaleb64 Haven't been too lagoon yet. It's too pricey for what it has to offer in my eyes. But yeah, Tremors is awesome. The povs on RUclips don't do it justice at all. It's probably in my top 3 wooden coasters, along with maybe Mystic Timbers and Goldstriker
The Beast at KI for sure
Since the retracting it is a blast. I marathoned this all into the night last year
@wowcomentater well the retrack hasn't held up I rode it last week and it was almost unbearably rough
Hard to do with row assignments and the air gates being based on the original 4-row cars... but if you can be in a middle row (no wheel beneath you) then beast is very enjoyable.
Too rough on a wheel seat for sure though
Nothing is as bad as hurler at carowinds need to RMC that crap now pretty bad they only have a good decent family woodie that’s better than hurler IMO@@anonymouscoasterenthusiast
The original Georgia Cyclone back in the day was basically pure hot garbage. It was so rough that I remember describing that it felt like I was in a blender when I rode it one time. Thank god it got RMC’ed as is smooth as butter. Even though it’s a short ride, it’s still packs a punch and overall is a fun ride
Isn’t nothing compared to carowinds kidney smashing hurler prime RMC candidate
I'd say Voltron, because it's so intense
I’d have to say shockwave at six flags over Texas. It’s not necessarily rough, but you can definetly tell it’s old by how janky it is imo. And don’t get me started on the leg room
The Boss at 6 flags St. Louis gives me a migraine for the rest of the day after riding it.
Honestly 2018 racer at kings island before the retrace was absolutely terrible even when I wasn’t on a wheel seat
The Screamin’ Eagle 🦅 is too rough!! No compromise!!🤕🎢
The Beast at Kings Island is rough but it is just a good wooden coaster and a night ride is even better
I’d say Fujiyama is the roughest coaster I’ve been on, but the layout and forces are great and there is no headbanging so I don’t really care. It tries to break your ribs but it is a good coaster
Odyssey, a 167ft tall custom SLC, it has some rough rides and less rough rides, the rougher the better in my opinion though. Amazing coaster nother the less.
Magic mountain: viper cause it’s a head banger and Goliath cause of their uncomfortable seats. Still love both and will ride repeatedly regardless
X2 back row outside seat. Can only do it 1-2x per visit.
Magnum at cedar point hurts too.
And Steel eel at seaworld san antonio. Ouch.
This may be because I am young, but I have not yet encountered a ride that was to rough, and in fact I sometimes even prefer a rough ride. (For example my second favorite ride at SFA is Roar) (Yes I know i'm crazy)
colossus middle-back rows in the afternoon
El Toro, amazing ride, but man does it take a toll on your body the more times you ride
Genuinely, rock n roller coaster. Last year was my first time riding it, and i was in the back, and it hurt so much I ended up getting a migraine and having to take Tylenol
Goudurix. The forces are insane and the inversions are excellent, but it could really do with some Vekoma vest restraints.
it still doesn't have em?
They don’t work for flying cobras at carowinds I still bump my head on head rest
The Boss! I've ridden a few times that were AMAZING! but it's usually too rough. RMC please.
Boss is not even rough. Rather see titan track or precut. Rmc is a terrible company especially when it comes to redos.
They took a crappy ride like rattler and made it an elite coaster but they are hit or miss@@ThrillSeekersandHellRaisers
@ThrillSeekersandHellRaisers I feel like that is the minority opinion. Most people love RMC
Last year I rode el toro 8 times in one day. The turnaround in the back row was brutal, but the ride was so good that it was worth the pain. Couldn't do more than two in a row without taking a break though
Any of the woodies at Holiday World and probably the Beast too
Honestly love taiga at Linnanmäki so much, but it's been 5 years, and it's quite bumpy and shaky, not saying it is unbearable, as it's in my top 3, but it can get super rough in the years to come
Skyrush has a bad rattle. Between that and the restraints auto-stapling you (which doesn't hurt anymore but is uncomfortable) it's much harder to enjoy but I still rode it several times.
I can only do Hades 360 once a day
Context: I am disabled. My disability starts at my back and affects my legs. Unfortunately, despite being a total thrill seeking enthusiast a poorly kept wooden coaster or certain restraints make me unable to ride ANY ride for about two hours after whatever rough one I was just on. For me, as a park goer, rollercoaster enthusiast, and disabled person, *too rough* is just not an option for me 🤧 so second rides? Not a chance! Really wish I could though…
As long as it is smoother than riding a mountain bike down two flights of stairs I’m probably gonna find it fine
Renegade at valleyfair, great ride but it jackhammers you into next year
If it’s good enough I’ll endure stuff like magnum XL 200, which actually hurts me . Stuff like the boss at St. Louis though sucks AND it’s rough like vekoma SLC. That’s when it’s rough and I’m not gonna ride it. Old arrow loops are rough but they are good so I’ll ride them now and then.
Troy comes to mind. It rides faster every year, but also rougher every year.
odyssey is so fun but breaks my ribs every time
Magnum is way too rough for me. It whips way too hard and isn’t smooth while doing it so I don’t see why people aren’t calling it rough. If I’m getting banged around, I’m calling it rough. A spades a spade
Back seats of the Beast.
Grand National at Blackpool pleasure beach is a very good layout and lots of airtime but it’s pretty much unbearable the roughness
Lightning Rod is like this for me
SAW: The Ride at Thorpe Park, UK - really great eurofighter but has a massive pothole at the bottom of the drop + a lot of headbanging action
In vertigo at kings island it realy bumpy but fun
Tatsu. Only ride I passed out on and consistently get motion sickness from lol. Idk why I ride it every time I go considering the lift hill itself gets me freaked tf out.
El Toro when I rode it in 2022 but it was even worse in 2021. I still liked it better than any ride in the park, barely beating out Nitro.
SAW the ride on a bad day
Mind Blower Pre-Rmc
Ukko at Linnanmäki had a very bad rattle at the bottom of the drop last time i rode it.
Furious Baco outside seat was so bad I’ll never ride it again
SOB 2005.
I'm curious how Hades 360 compares lol
Night rides at the very back on outlaw run
I rallied Hades 360 with my boys like 20x in a row lol... it was am experience
after i have ride tornado at bakken i my brain says its good but bad at the same time but i thinks its good becauce it is intense but i haven t ride hades 360 but i would do it somedays
You don’t have to say your age
@@Operager but why not
I still have bruises from the beast as I type this, but it was a great ride. I need to get a night ride eventually.
D*** how does that even possible? There's barely any forces on the Beast.
X2 Outside seat. Just do the inside seat, even if you have to wait. (X2 is the only coaster that still scares the 💩 out of me)
Draken fire b.g. Williamsburg. I thought It was like Vortex at Kings Island where I could marathon it. No lol just one ride And I was hurt as could be.
Hades was way too rough for me to enjoy. I just wanted the pain to end.
Medusa and Discovery Kingdom and Gold striker at cga
Magnum xl-200 so good but so rough