12 Comments on Valravn – Tallest Fastest Dive Roller Coaster
Nope. Ain’ t gonna touch that.😬
Me neither, I don’t like having my stomach in my throat. Even with my eyes closed that thing would scare the hell out of me. I’m not a big roller coaster fan and never have been.
At 1m11
“COVFEFE!!!”
“LET’S DO THAT AGAIN!!!!!!!”
Chest couldn’t handle restraints used anymore = so I can’t ride but it looks awesome.
I loved summers at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio.
A 90-degree drop at 75 mph…Yikes!
The Wild Mouse was my speed in 1959. 🙂
What a Blast !
For those like me who love this kind of thing, find out where there’s a flying circus in your neck of the woods and pay for an aerobatic ride in a strong open cockpit biplane (e.g. Stearman) with a big-ass engine. You’ll enjoy snap rolls, hammer heads, split Ss, aileron rolls, spins, etc. Aerobatics are even better than roller coasters if you like getting turned upside-down and shaken vigorously.
There’s a good chance I’ll be near Sandusky this summer, and I’ll make it a point to get a ride on this thing!
If you get out of control in a
Stearman just let go of the stick.
The plane will straighten out and
fly itself.It does not need you.
That’s what Dad said any how.He solo’d
in one.
Think I sprained a wrist hanging on to my iPad. That was fun.
I love these kind of rides but first I’d like to see the college transcripts of the engineers. If they’re from, oh I don’t know, say Evergreen State College or someplace like that, then no thanks.
Nope. Don’t wanna ride that one after a coupla chili-cheese dogs …
Nope. Ain’ t gonna touch that.😬
Me neither, I don’t like having my stomach in my throat. Even with my eyes closed that thing would scare the hell out of me. I’m not a big roller coaster fan and never have been.
At 1m11
“COVFEFE!!!”
“LET’S DO THAT AGAIN!!!!!!!”
Chest couldn’t handle restraints used anymore = so I can’t ride but it looks awesome.
I loved summers at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio.
A 90-degree drop at 75 mph…Yikes!
The Wild Mouse was my speed in 1959. 🙂
What a Blast !
For those like me who love this kind of thing, find out where there’s a flying circus in your neck of the woods and pay for an aerobatic ride in a strong open cockpit biplane (e.g. Stearman) with a big-ass engine. You’ll enjoy snap rolls, hammer heads, split Ss, aileron rolls, spins, etc. Aerobatics are even better than roller coasters if you like getting turned upside-down and shaken vigorously.
There’s a good chance I’ll be near Sandusky this summer, and I’ll make it a point to get a ride on this thing!
If you get out of control in a
Stearman just let go of the stick.
The plane will straighten out and
fly itself.It does not need you.
That’s what Dad said any how.He solo’d
in one.
Think I sprained a wrist hanging on to my iPad. That was fun.
I love these kind of rides but first I’d like to see the college transcripts of the engineers. If they’re from, oh I don’t know, say Evergreen State College or someplace like that, then no thanks.
Nope. Don’t wanna ride that one after a coupla chili-cheese dogs …
Maybe before … yeah, definitely before …
izlamo delenda est …