Week IX: What Coaster Would You Want for Christmas?

[BB1]

Every Christmas it seems that everyone wants the same thing: Technology, clothes, or gift cards. It happens every year, and it gets repetitive quickly. But what if, instead of getting the usual present, you get a coaster instead? In light of the season of giving, what coaster would you want for Christmas? * (NOTE: that space nor operating cost does not matter in the fictional world of our Imaginations!)*

EDIT: Just realized that KIPR did a similar poll as well!

[malem]

Please don't get me a roller coaster for Christmas. I don't have room for it, and I don't want the liability.

If I have to get a roller coaster for Christmas, give me Big Dipper at Geauga Lake. Holding "rights" to it "forever" as it sits on someone else's property seems like a pretty good deal. Just as long as I'm not the liable party if someone or something is harmed.

[Thrill_Biscuit]

I want King Cobra.

[coasterfanatic83]

Millennium Force. It is smooth, fun, and is re-rideable because it is not incredibly intense.

[The Interpreter]

I'll give you it certainly isn't intense, except the overbanked turn at the top of the second hill...

[Oldschool75]

A smooth Arrow looper. lol

[JubJester]

Goliath at Six Flags Magic Mountain.... That would be massive to have and it would overlook a huge amount of land. It would take up a massive amount of land but space isn't factor here in my imagination.

Edit: Had a run-on sentence... it's fixed now.

[NoChickens]

Cornball Express. Cause the wife loves it.

[freaks76]

Oh, lord.....

Probably, any would do....

[MDMC01]

Maverick or The Bat (KI)

[upstop]

I want an inverted, launching, racing coaster with at least 6 loops, with four tunnels in the darkness of the woods....oh and it has to have 9 air time hills...is that asking for too much?....I know, I know....I can't have it cause I'd "shoot my eye out".

[KevKenny]

Give me a B&M flyer.

[silver2005]

I'd take the most twisted, air time filled GCI dueling coaster they could possibly create. Millennium Flyers, 90 degree banked turns, and not a single bit of straight track outside the brakes, station and lifts would be in order.

[TombRaiderFTW]

The only rides I've been on that I can think of that would come close to fitting in our yard and would be worth having would be Georgia Cyclone, Phoenix, or the original Coney Island Cyclone. Pretty sure some or all of the house would have to come down, though, haha. Those are all great rides, so I'll take any of them.

[freaks76]

^I thought about that.

Tear the house down , Tell the wife and kids we're sleeping in the station.

Then I wondered what it would be like to be divorced.

[Coasterama]

Since my yard is bigger on the outside, I'd like The Beast for Christmas... although I might want to buy a whole bunch of trees to keep the same experience.

[Magenta Lizard]

Can I just move into the big tan box and have all of them in my backyard?

[faeriewench]

Even though my dad owns 1,100 acres of farm land...I don't want a coaster. A zoo be more awesome for me....but neither is feasible due to location.

[Splatrick14]

Superman and Escape from Krypton gets this guy's vote. Just seems ridiculously insanely thrill.

[The Interpreter]

Welcome to KIC!

[Nick_Plummer]

Give me an RMC with more airtime than any other coaster in the world. With golden colored track.