What Wooden coaster is or was your favorite?

[thedevariouseffect]

To pull a stupid guest....Gemini!! It's so smooth ^^_

I'd have to say true woodie, I love El Toro...If we can include hybrids that have steel support/wooden tracking. Villain is still one of the few rides I rode that honest was crazy and I felt like it could derail..absolute thrill. Man I miss that park

[UnrealNightmare]

Here's another poll I'll be alone on. My favorite woodie is Hades.

[McSalsa]

Here's another poll I'll be alone on. My favorite woodie is Hades.

Hate to do this, but...Original or 360?

[Thrill_Biscuit]

The Beast, forever.

When in Maine, it's Excalibur

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excalibur_(Funtown_Splashtown_USA)

[jcgoble3]

To pull a stupid guest....Gemini!! It's so smooth ^^_

I'd have to say true woodie, I love El Toro...If we can include hybrids that have steel support/wooden tracking. Villain is still one of the few rides I rode that honest was crazy and I felt like it could derail..absolute thrill. Man I miss that park

The Voyage, which has the most votes so far, has steel supports.

[upstop]

My favorite was the "Shooting Star", I rode it when I was 6 years old with my sister and her friend.....it was terrifying.....but that is when I began my love for coasters!!!

[jdawg1998]

While I agree with people saying The Voyage is very rough now, it's still my favorite. I love how out of control it is. The Beast, on the other hand, is tame to me (except for the helix).

[coasterfanatic83]

The Beast, forever.

When in Maine, it's Excalibur

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excalibur_(Funtown_Splashtown_USA)

I love me some Excalibur!

[Kat]

The Beast

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[Cedar Point Gal]

I voted other. My favorite wooden rollercoaster it's a toss up between The Big Dipper and Raging Wolf Bobs at Geauga Lake.

[RailRider]

One that holds a good place for me is Grizzly back a few years ago at KD.

[faeriewench]

Thunderhead.

[dwitb]

The Beast, of course.

[THE_BEASTmaster]

I voted the Voyage. Love the fact that you never slow down until you hit the final brakes, the 90 degree banking turns, and the airtime through the woods... Oh and the tunnels too.