I sprained my knee, can I still ride roller coasters?
You will be able to ride the roller coasters without any problem. However, if you are really sore, I recommend that you stay away from roller coasters that are wooden (which are really jarry), roller coasters where your feet dangle (you'll be really sore), and I also recommend that you get your doctor to write you a note that you are unable to wait in line so that you will not waste all of your good energy standing in line all day. You will only be able to get head of the line privileges with a doctor's note.
How do you describe the feeling of riding a roller coaster?
Rollercoaster rides are extremely thrilling, suspenseful and exhilarating.Imagine yourself getting into your seat and getting strapped in. You can hear the buzzing of excitement from your fellow passengers. They talk about previous times and how thrilling this is. You can literally feel all the animosity as your neck hair peaks with anxiousness.The ride slowly takes off and you start the incline. Your ears are hypnotized by the clicking of the gears while, you watch yourself climb higher and higher. Your blood starts rushing and you can feel every foot you climb.Dramatically, your climb starts to slow as you reach the acme of the structure. All the noises stop and you feel a rumbling as gravity rips the cars down, the wind is slapping you in the face as it would if, you put your head out of the window of a speeding car.The ear piercing screams of all the thrill seekers behind and infront of you only boost the adrenal glands into full throttle, as your body is shaking from the twists turns and loops. The excitement consumes you as you feel the sling shot of velocity ever drop you take.Then you get spit out to a straightaway that yields the while experience and you feel your body still in motion, while your brain adjusts you still feel the adrenaline flowing fast. The ride then comes to a stop and you either feel like doing it again and again or, you feel like crawling into a dark motionless hole feeling terrified.
What are the pros and cons of a steel roller coaster and a wooden roller coaster?
Steel roller coasters: - Can have inversions, whereas you won't find wooden coasters with inversions. - Can have high-speed launches, whereas wooden coasters are limited to chain lifts. - Can have 90-degree vertical lift hills and 90-95 degree vertical descents, whereas wooden coasters cannot achieve such steep lifts and descents. - Can have a more "smooth, glass-like" glide through their track, whereas wooden coasters tend to shake and jostle riders more.