Feel Good Friday - Rollercoasters! 🎢

[Amanda Barber]

 

Happy Feel Good Friday, Atlassian Community!

This Sunday happens to be National Rollercoaster Day in the U.S. So, my question for you today is - Do rollercoasters make you feel good or not so much? 🤢

For the rollercoaster junkies, any favorite amusement parks or rides? If you don't love rollercoasters, did you ever? Do you like other rides?

I, for one, use to love spinning rides and can't seem to stomach them anymore. I do, however, LOVE rollercoasters and it's been so much fun sharing this love with my teenager! We went to Cedar Point in Sandusky, OH, back in June and had a blast!

[Arkadiusz Wroblewski]

@Amanda Barber 

Haha, great topic.

I will say around 16 years ago, I was in Paris Disneyland

Nah, I don't have any problems riding them. Actually, they work on me like an additional portion of adrenaline, which I need :)

[Anne Saunders]

I love a (fairly gentle) roller coaster, but the ones in the Disney parks are as thrilling as I need to get. None of the standing, over-vert, backward looping stuff for me! 😅

[Scott Boyden]

Shout out for Cedar Point!  Fun place.  

[James O_Connor]

Great topic @Amanda Barber! 

I loved rollercoasters when I was younger and used to make a point of dragging my Dad on the biggest, scariest ones that we could find. Now I'm old(er) I find them harder to stomach, but thanks to the circle of life my daughter drags me on them anyway. 🤣

I remember the exact moment that it changed for me too: there was a ride called Oblivion at Alton Towers in the UK - it was one of those wide rather than long roller coasters where you're all sat next to each other. It slowly pulled you up to the top, held you over a vertical drop, then dropped you into a big black hole in the ground. It was the first ride to scare the stuffing out of me and I've never really enjoyed them since!