EE was meant to be more. It's an average coaster in a nice looking mountain.
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Favourite Roller Coaster at WDW
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EE was meant to be more. It's an average coaster in a nice looking mountain.
EricsBiscuit
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Maybe you're talking about Barnstormer? It (EE) is very intense by Disney standards.
It's still pretty tame. Although it is enjoyable I find it to be less so than RnRC. Much less. It also loses a star when effects are turned off or not working. Certainly not my favorite!
SyracuseDisneyFan
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Space Mountain for me
correcaminos
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I love coasters and live in a really coaster heavy state in the US. So when I pick my coaster I look for good experience over all with a good level of thrill. Only Expedition Everest hits on all levels for me. In fact it's in my top coaster list of all times at #2.
Brainleech419
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its hard to vote for Space mountain when you have been on the disneyland version
smile
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well we certainly differ there, my friend...
have a hard time liking much at all about RnRC - except maybe the launch.
Brainleech419
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pretty sure the Matterhorn is definitely a roller coaster (first tubular steal coaster in fact)
graphite1326
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Thanks, I will give that a tryTry seeing if you can get in the front seat of the first car. The further back you are the worse it is and being in the 4th seat is blissful agony for me as well
Musical Mermaid
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I enjoy them all, except Primeval Whirl, which I’ve never ridden. With motion sickness, I don’t think it’d be a good idea. The motion sickness is also why I can’t rate Everest my favorite. That backwards part is not fun and too long, but the rest of the coaster is great and has terrific theming. Some of these are too short to get me really excited and Space I have to sit in front or it’s not my cup of tea. I think my favorite thrill coaster is Rock n Roller because I like the speed and just in general, Big Thunder, because I love the theming, there’s a lot of nostalgia there, and I have the most consistently enjoyable experiences on it.
NormC
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You can ride Primeval Hurl at many amusement parks. It is just a Wild Mouse.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Mouse_roller_coaster
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Mouse_roller_coaster
Mickey's Angels
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I was going to vote for Everest, but I voted for RnR. The beginning is the best part! I always crack up watching and listening to people screaming as they get launched through the tunnel.
I know, right!? Space Mountain used to be my favorite, but I got kinda angry after riding DL's version. I want WDW's to get that kind of update! And like what @graphite1326 said, this ride is just too painful for me. I really did hurt my neck riding it a few months ago.
I know, right!? Space Mountain used to be my favorite, but I got kinda angry after riding DL's version. I want WDW's to get that kind of update! And like what @graphite1326 said, this ride is just too painful for me. I really did hurt my neck riding it a few months ago.
I was specifically asking about WDW. Our family has never been to Disneyland because we always use the Sapphire Conference as an opportunity to go.
Jedi Stitch
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I did vote for the one I didn't experience, but it seamed like the most intense and that is a best. They are all great, SM and BTMRR are my original favorites from child hood. EE, and 7D have upped the game in immersive ques, that does help sate the wait time.
SyracuseDisneyFan
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I also like Rock 'N' Roller Coaster.
danyoung56
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EE for me. I'm not sure if RnRC is a superior ride, but with the over the shoulder restraints it just doesn't work for me.
I think with Disney coasters you have to be realistic to the point of what the coasters are. They are themed semi-thrill rides. Some better themed than others and that to me is what it is all about. Does the ride, the theme, the story match up. I would put EE and BTMRR as co 1 based on that criteria. Space could be there but the ride itself inside misses much of the previous theming it had and needs a facelift to rejuvenate it. Not to mention the ride itself isnt what it once was as far as comfort. I love coasters and anything big, tall, fast, and enough to make me go wow. While the Disney coasters are not big tall and fast, they do have great theming. Now some may say what about RNRC. Theme is eh, and the story is ok, but, then when the ride itself starts, it falls off for me. And thats just a personal prefernce. I enjoy launch coasters, but, for me, its just an ok ride as far as "pure" coasters go when you subtract the theming. Which is due only to the fact I go to other parks where pure coasters are a focus and the focus is just the ride, and for what RNRC is as a ride from that perspective, it is not even close in the real thrill coaster market. As much as I do enjoy coasters and the closest one at Disney to being the pure coaster is RNRC, its the one Ill skip most of the time because I just dont enjoy it.