Diamondback, complete and utter , terrible coaster to start last years US live on.
I'll KIND OF give you that one, as it really was a disappointment from 2009. However, I've definitely been on worse B&M hypers, Intimidator being the absolute worst. Seriously, that thing was such a disappointment. It had literally zero airtime and was just plain boring, I didn't even want to reride it.
Voyage, Rough as hell, shame really as it would be a top 5 coaster otherwise, and now it has trims.
You're a pansy. Voyage is just brilliant, rough or not. It has pretty much everything a wooden coaster should have. It was only because you rode it with me the first time that you didn't like it.. You were so blinded by my awesomeness that you just couldn't concentrate on the ride.
Beast, I don't understand why everyone raves on about it at night, 95% of coasters are better in the evening, this is just a bit better. But still dull, rough and not worth the hype.
SHUT UP!
The night ride on Beast I had in 2009 with the mist in the valley and all that was one of the most memorable coaster rides ever. Though, I know a lot of people don't like it that much in the day, but I like it either way. It has NO airtime but it's just so different, loads of fun, and I can reride it loads.
Some disappointments for me were, as I said, Intimidator at Carowinds, simply because it had no airtime and it was dull. Although the coasters at Busch were good and I LOVE the park, Griffon was a bit of a disappointment in hindsight, as was Alpengeist. They were both decent coasters, but neither of them blew me away, aside from maybe the first drop on Griffon on my first ride. Alpengeist didn't really come close to being my top invert or anything, which I expected it to be. Raven was a huge disappointment, because everyone was like AHH it's fab, but even after riding it a few times I can't even remember anything about it really, minus the turn over the water. It was nothing memorable and it was so short, and boring.
