It wouldn't play for me.

That could be a good thing. :-)

It's called The Batman, perhaps because riders are on the underside of it part of the time.

There's no way I'd ever go on that!

When my kids were younger we took them to Kennnywood Amusement park near Pittsburgh. As a kid I loved all of their roller coasters and I naively got in line with my kids and DH. It wasn't until we took our seats and I heard the clik-click-click as we began our ascent that I began to have misgivings.

It only got worse as the car slowly went up the incline and approached the top - I remembered that the first drop was the steepest. I probably started screaming before anyone else on the ride - the only good part is that it's a short ride. I didn't go on another coaster the entire day.

Not into roller coasters, although I used to ride them with my daughter when she was a kid. She wanted to ride but wanted me to ride with her. So glad I don't have to do that any more!

Yikes! I wonder how much change and keys are on the ground under that monster?

Looks interesting. Something different beyond high and fast.

I swore off roller coaster lovers before I married my DH. LOL

I am terrified to ride a Ferris Wheel. The last time I tried that was when my now 32-year-old niece was 7. She kept trying to get me to open my eyes.

Roller Coaster? High, fast, steep, upside-down?

Not in this lifetime.