^Agreed! Part of the reason I love Adventure Express is the great views you get of SOB. That structure is an awesome sight.

I can't stand how all of Cedar Fair's park's sky is Blue!

You've been listening to Mr. K's conference calls too much....nothing but blue skies ahead for Cedar Fair, he always says...and he is certainly no expert in blue sky law!

Sorry about adding the crypt in there.... I tried to include everything. For structure I meant the roller coaster's structure.

And I completely agree about Vortex... I love everything about it, though I'd prefer to just observe it than ride it

Where is the "other" option. I think the new blue paint job on Woodstock Express looks awesome (I also like the yellow and orange combo on Flying Ace).

In the end, I went for Racer (historical) - with a nice coat of paint, the beauty of a white wooden coaster stretching down Coney Mall is an incredible sight.

For paint, I went with Invertigo.. as it's simply impossible to walk by it and not gawk, and nearly everyone does...

For structure, hands down is SoB. I get that some people think performance into structure, but were talking beauty... and that coaster is one the most beautiful structures I've ever seen,and I've been around...

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I'm surprised not more people voted for Flight of Fear for structure

King Cobra, to me, had the perfect color scheme. At least until the paint was chipping away in the later years. Though, Vortex's color scheme is pretty perfect as well...

In my grandfather's words - "All colors are beautiful. The depth in their beauty depends on how they're used together."

For structure, it's a tie - Son of Beast is incredible and beautiful. You don't have to be a fan of the ride, or an enthusiast, to appreciate how immense and intricate the structure is. My vote, however, went to Flight of Fear. To me, there's absolutely nothing in this world like sitting in the front seat, squinting down the launch track and seeing nothing but pitch black darkness. And then, as soon as you pass into the spaghetti bowl, being instantly surrounded in hundreds of supports and track and glowing lights, absolutely unable to discern if you're upside-down, right-side-up, sideways... It's physically the most daunting and impressive roller coaster structure I've seen, and you're smack-dab in the middle of it. I'm sweating just thinking about it.

I just had To go with Vortex for both votes. I love the color combination to Death, and it's just beautiful looking walking through Rivertown to the Midway. I love the way it twists into itself. It's just so Beautiful looking

Diamondback for paint job and SoB for structure. Diamondback's paint job rocks and SoB's structure looks nice, although the ride is the exact opposite.