what is your ideal rollercoaster?

[Mr.Son of Beast]

Something tall, something along the lines of Millenium Force like, max speed of 90-95, cool elements, overbanked turns, steel, smoothest ride ever and no bugs in face.

[KIfan73]

I know I'll be in the minority, but I love a theme. If there's some kind of story being told, I like that as much as the ride itself.

[RailRider]

^

Thats what makes a ride like SpiderMan or The Mummy so great is the story and how the riders are immersed in it. The Mummy has to be the best themed attraction out there.

[Cory Butcher]

Rockin Roller Coaster at MGM is amazing! It may rival the mummy in theming, and its a TON smoother, no knee jerk stopping!

[The Interpreter]

Something tall, something along the lines of Millenium Force like, max speed of 90-95, cool elements, overbanked turns, steel, smoothest ride ever and no bugs in face.

(Note to self: We have SO got to get this guy on El Toro...)

[raptor]

The Raptor I'd like to see the Raptor have a brother at Kings Island

[Raptor66]

^ Agreed, just bigger and faster!

[tubaman]

Raptor has to be one of my favorite inverts that I have ridden. It was the first coaster I ever rode at CP, and it was a lot of fun. CF had recently bought the hotel we were staying at to make it into Castaway Bay or whatever it was called. We weren't aware of this, but it was nice to be able to go into CP an hour early because we were a guest of a CF/CP owned hotel.

Of course, Great Bear at Hershey, and Batman at SFGAm are very nice as well.

[The Interpreter]

^ Agreed, just bigger and faster!

As one who has ridden more than a few "rolley-coasters," I must point out that bigger and faster is not always better. Some of the best coasters I have ever ridden have been the mid-size and even small ones. Some of the worst I have ridden have been giant behemoths, seemingly built only to break records.