[KenB]

I'll take natural wood coasters that ride well over pretty white ones that ride like crap any day.

Of course, I'd prefer pretty white ones that ran well.

[bgwfreak]

Couldn't have said it any better.

And historically speaking, weren't all the early woodies natural for a while there? Like the early switchbacks and such.

[coasterbruh]

Back for the final installment of this trip report...


Such a pretty coaster...

CoasterBruh
For some weird reason, this Coaster is painted WHITE!

I have a longer convo about this and found out, unoffically all cedar fair white coasters are gonna become natural. Of course I mention the millions of other white coasters. But was explained while the damage isnt physical it still causes damage that some parks dont admit to and some (cedar fair) does. I took that and left it at that lol...

[coasteraddict02]

Am I the only one that can ride Ga. Cyclone 8 times in the 2nd to last row? Its not THAT bad except when it jolts and throws you violently on the first level of the 2nd turnaround...

[bgwfreak]

^ Yes.

[Jonathan]

^^No.

[Chris]

^^^ Maybe.

[bgwfreak]

Well for my part, it was the most horrendous wooden coaster ride I've had in years.

And I'm aware that body type plays a role in how you feel on coasters. Jonathan is thin, I'm not. That might play a part in it.

[BoociferPatch]

I agree. The Great American Scream Machine is the roughest wooden roller coaster I have ever been on, so far. It has caused me nothing but pain and suffering. It prevented me from getting a 50 coaster count, cause a guy jumped off the moving coaster train before the lift. Thats a story for another day.