Discussion: World's Scariest Roller Coasters - Page 4

Crazy Lights

I want to ride so many of these.

I've ridden The Bizarro. I had to have my ass dragged onto it, though. It was so worth it. I love roller coasters.

T.C

oh God. I got bad rumbles in my stomach just looking at these. I would honestly die

bleuwaffle

I live so close to Six Flags Over Texas, but I've never been there

The only "real" rollercoaster I've ridden is...

This is nothing compared to the ones in the OP

Zaney82

That one at dreamworld aint ever scary! The superman one at movieworld australia is as well as the xterme rides at Wet'n'wild australia

http://wetnwild.myfun.com.au/WetnWil.../Kamikaze.aspx

AHHHH

Jameson Teqkilla

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Originally posted by jayrNEUTRON

I'm shocked X isn't on that list.

! It's annoyingly short but SO unique/fun

.aR

I've been to all the world record breaking roller coasters in Japan, the steepest, longest and the morst twists and turns.

I wasn't scared at all though

.aR

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Originally posted by Hollywood

I came across this well browsing, and I thought I share. Here's some coasters for you thrill seekers:

WORLD'S SCARIEST ROLLER COASTERS

STEEL DRAGON 2000
Japan

Where: Nagashima Spa Land in Mie Prefecture.

Scary Stat: Slow climb to a 306-foot drop.

It takes nerves of steel to sit calmly through what feels like the most suspenseful 1:15 minutes of your life as this coaster gradually climbs to the top of the first hill before dropping 306 feet. Built in 2000, the year of the dragon, the world’s longest coaster stretches on for 8,133 feet—an endurance test of marathon-like proportions—and you’ve got no choice but to wait it out for all four minutes.

DODONPA
Japan

Where: Fuji-Q Highland in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi.

Scary Stat: 0 to 107 mph in 1.8 seconds.

The Dodonpa combines record-breaking speed and psychological torture. When it debuted in 2001, it was the fastest coaster in the world, and it still holds the record for fastest launch acceleration, propelling riders from 0 to 107 mph in 1.8 seconds. If you understand Japanese, be prepared for some mind games. A voice over the loudspeaker counts down to launch; sometimes there is a “failed” launch followed by an “accidental” launch to surprise riders. You’ll catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji in the background—if you can keep your eyes open.

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My apologizes to any UKMixer's browsing as I've probably just crashed your browser.

Any been on any of these coasters. Any other scary rollercoasters this list left out? Discuss!

Source: http://www.travelandleisure.com/arti...oller-coasters

Japan's First 4D Rollercoaster.

Your seats are actually turning and flipping while you're falling. I've been on it and its easily the funnest ride in Fuji-Q Highland.

I LOVED THE STEEL DRAGON! Mostly because it was longer than the other rides. I constantly had to bow my head down cos I thought the steekl bars were gonna hit me.

I have yet to go on a ride that where I actually become scared....

Hollywood.

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*makes note to not go to theme parks in Japan. Those rides sound too crazy for me.

(on the topic, I live for the pictures of abandoned theme parks in Asia. Perfect horror movie setting.)

Delita_chan

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Originally posted by Hollywood

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*makes note to not go to theme parks in Japan. Those rides sound too crazy for me.

(on the topic, I live for the pictures of abandoned theme parks in Asia. Perfect horror movie setting.)

On the contrary, most amusement parks in Japan have mild rides. Even the coasters are doable. I've been to countless ones in Japan and with my motion sickness, I've tolerated most.
The ones here in the USA are much worse.

jaydee20

Yessss the Tower of Terror! Went on that 10 times in one day. I wanna go on all the others too soo bad.

STMG23

I can't even watch those videos. Never have and never will take a ride on one of these.

Capital B

Girls, I done blacked out on Goliath @ Six Flags Magic Mountain.

...twice.

Hollywood.

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Originally posted by Delita_chan

On the contrary, most amusement parks in Japan have mild rides. Even the coasters are doable. I've been to countless ones in Japan and with my motion sickness, I've tolerated most.
The ones here in the USA are much worse.

Oh thats good.

I haven't even been to that many theme parks anywhere. Just an irrelvant one outside of Calgary that has the tamest rollercoaster ever, and Disneyland + California Adventure and Universal studios in California.

My friend tried to drag me on Mindbender at WEM, but I refused. He then blacked out on that ride.

Jameson Teqkilla

I want to ride them all tbh.

That one with 4 barrel rolls in a roll tho....

♥CEB♥

No Griffen from Busche Gardens?

This roller coaster was insane. I went on it once in the front row and then we went on it again a few seats behind. It takes you really high up, stops at the vantage point for a few seconds, and then there is the best drop I have ever experienced.

It also disheartens me that for all the times I been to Six Flags Great Adventure I NEVER got the chance to ride Kingdom Ka. It was either closed down for the day, or it closed down whenever I tried to get to it. Ugh.

Hollywood.

Here's a video of the Mindbender at WEM, the largest indoor coaster: