Weightlessness, G-Forces, Air-time and butterfiles...?

Question

I've been struggling with this for a long time now. I'm not afraid of heights. I've ridden different rollercoasters and thrill rides. Some had drops and some were cleverly undetectable. I'll give you a few examples:

When I lived in Chiago I went to Six Flags Great America (Gurnee). I rode the Demon and the American Eagle (for a Girl Scout bravery patch.)

A few years later my family and I ended up moving to Kansas City, Missouri. Here we have an amusement park called Worlds of Fun. There I rode "The Orient Express" a rollercoaster and the "Detonator"a tower ride.

I will never forget my first ride on the American Eagle and it's effected me ever since. I remember being terrified, feeling like I was on the verage of passing out. I was doing it to get a bravery patch for Girl Scouts. It's a woodie (if you never heard of it before). It was rickety and jostled me every which way...

Answer 1

Woodies are the worst for first roller coasters, mine was, and it kept me off of rollercoasters for the rest of the day.  That feeling is part of air-time, which I now love.  I think the wild woodies ruin too man people for rollercoasters.  I say try a small steel coaster, like Maverick at Cedar Point, (Check Cedar Point's website, cedarpoint.com) and you will probably like coasters better.

Answer 2

so whats youre question????