coasterbruh wrote:Jarsh wrote:*Hypercoaster meaning a non inverting roller coaster between the heights of 200' and 299'.
So is goliath at la ronde, Hollywood Dream: The Ride at universal japan, Apollo's Chariot at bgw arent hyper coasters by that design...
Ugh... You technical people amaze me to no end.
My classification of coasters varies, as does everyone elses. Here's
my thoughts on the matter.
- Mini Hypercoaster: A non inverting, steel coaster below 200' in height/drop, regardless of manufacturer.
- Hypercoaster: A non inverting, steel coaster between 200' & 299' in height/drop, regardless of manufacturer.
- Gigacoaster: A non inverting, steel coaster between 300' & 399' in height/drop, regardless of manufacturer.
- Stratacoaster: A non inverting, steel coaster between 400' & 499' in height/drop, regardless of manufacturer.
Of course when you start throwing inversions into a track over 200' then it just gets all retarded and such. I mean, does "hyper looper" even sound fun? I'd just call it a really tall coaster with inversions. See... nothing makes sense in this day and age of highest, loopiest, fastest, etc. coaster lingo. Hell, I don't consider any wooden coasters hypers, regardless of whether or not they fall into that category, but that's just me. Your opinions may vary.
~jarsh