Underrated Family Coasters

[BBH]

Whizzer is my one true love, and Space Mountain is amazing as well.

 

[zazobo]

Seconded, don't think I've ever held onto my restraint so tightly on a family coaster as I did on that ride! That indoor section was ace.

Thirded! Bloody fab family coaster.

 

[wakey1512]

Thirteen at alton towers.

Oh wait? Sorry i thought the thread said overrated family coasters

 

[Will]

^
Thirteen is overated? If anything, after the backlash when it first opened, I think the reverse is true.
I really enjoy it in October, especially when they put some effort into making the theme coherent for a change, but as a general rule, it's 'meh' at best.

 

[jayjay]

Halvar at Plopsa Coo.
https://rcdb.com/931.htm

No one ever talks about Halvar and it's a fantastic little coaster.
Although a Vekoma, it's incredibly smooth and has a Schwarzkopf, Lisebergbanan feel as it sweeps through the trees.

I remember the spinner being pretty good as well. It's definitely a park that needs to be better known.

 

[Edward M]

I'm going to add in Thunderbolt at Six Flags New England. It isn't particularly special, but it's great fun overall. Has a few pops of airtime, is smooth, and seems ideal for the whole family to ride.

 

[ThomVD]

Mine Train Ulven is a great family coaster. Especially in the back at night <3 And yeah, the Tibidabo vekoma!

 

[Lofty]

The one that springs to mind mostly is Back Lot Stunt Coasters - they're fab and that first helix is REALLY powerful.

 

[jayjay]

I don't feel like I see many people talking about Die Schlange von Midgard at Hansa-Park. For what is a tiny kiddie-coaster, it has smoke-projection effects, a pre-show, lots of outdoor scenery and decently produced Norse drama queueline videos.