I rode that rollercoaster like 20 times. I love it. And the enterance to it is awesome. That whole inside the castle thing where you go thru the dungeon and everything. You just go there and grab yourself a giant turkey leg and you have the time of your life.

Definitely one of the best, if not [i]the[/i ]best, coaster queue lines ever! I love all the detail they put into.

Universal had some great ideas there. I'd still say my favorite B&M invert would be Top Gun at Carowinds. The progression of the elements on Top Gun really gets me pumped! It's a night ride for sure.

I think it's hard to find a B&M inverted coaster that isn't good. I've been on some that are short and space constrained, but they still did a good job at pacing the elements and having some good G forces. More in the comment below...

Top Gun at Carowinds is a really good one. I like that one, too. I think my favorite B&M inverted would be Alpengeist at Busch Gardens Williamsburg. Great first drop and I like the way it's set in among the trees and how it follows the terrain. Montu is good, too. And night rides on these are all great!

i wish i could go on that one but my stomach would make me puke and lose my lunch.i would get seriously dizzy a lot if i was on there.i was at universal long ago in 2000 but i did not get the chance to see shrek 4D and i miss the back to the future ride now some pathetic one is there which i really hate with a passion the simpsons which i do not like at all.

The Back to the Future ride was really great in its day, though I do tend to agree with the park that it was past its prime at this point. I haven't been on the Simpsons ride that replaced it yet since they were still working on it last time I was there. The Simpsons wouldn't have been my first choice for a replacement either since that show is pretty old as well.

To get used to riding the more extreme rides, the thing to do is to work your up from the gentler rides. Once you get used to the motion on those, ride something a little rougher and just keep going! I can ride just about anything at this point and not get sick, and it doesn't even matter if I've eaten recently or not. Though there are some rides that physically exhaust me because they're so intense. Last summer I rode The Voyage at Holiday World which is a really intense wood coaster. That ride is just totally out of control and after riding it for about an hour or so during a coaster convention, I was really worn out! It was intensely fun, but it really wears you out.

i do not like the simpsons and i miss that old ride it was one of my favorite movies back in my time and now i got the complete trilogy in 3 DVDs.i agree that the simpsons is old too because i do not like it one bit.i was at holiday world in indiana a long time ago but i got to ride on those water rides.i think it was a really hot day and i got sunburned pretty badly and it really hurt to lay down on anything.i don't remember if that ride was around during my time it would make me lose my lunch. my brother and sister are used to the really fast ones but i am not because those scare me a lot.i tried one that was jaguar express here long time ago i rode it once and i almost threw up on it.it made my stomach turn very badly and i almost passed out so fast that emergency would need to wake me up.i rode one called white water but i was pretty scared shitless on that one but it was a water ride.have you heard of one called inverter it's a upside down ride that flips up around in circles it was at the state fair here in wisconsin and it would have made me sick.i think there was one called starship 2000 a really fast ride that almost really made me puke on the ride ugh i nearly got sick and dizzy to it.there is one called space something it was like a 5 or 6 colored seated ride i did not go on that one either because i was scared of it