El Toro

Taylor and Sarah, they do a great job though.

Um- But I wrote it, and it was like, "Oh, this is great." And then I, like, got in line at El Toro next door, and I got to see a rollback f- uh, from the El Toro queue, and I was like, "That could've been me," but it wasn't.

So, um, absolute bummer that that is no longer with us.

But, um, you know, maybe not.

Do you want to like do the top 10 or, and just talk about some other ones that are around? Cause like

I see El Toro

at number 50, which is surprising.

I

If you actually can, we didn't do this in advance this time, but if you can look at like the trend over the past five years, and we have done that in the past where it's, it's interesting to see the movement that some of the roller coasters are, are, are having over the, over the years, but yeah, let's just go through.

Yeah.

And by the way, I just said I saw El Toro at 50.

I thought that was the one at Great Adventure for a second.

My number one is Voyage.

Then El Toro Great Adventure.

Third is Outlaw Run.

Hell yeah.

two different parks so um what i was gonna say is they're gonna have to make the brake run longer if it goes to one of these parks because it's been overshooting they can't have that coaster be on one train

well didn't el toro ryan come out with a video that said they could technically run three trains they would have to modify the brake run a little bit

Yeah, they'd probably have to take out one or two of the final bunny hills and then just put straight track.

Coaster Jesus

17th, Great Adventure.

Talon defends its invert title.

El Toro is there defending.

It's raining, defending wooden coaster champion title.

Knoebels.

Number three is El Toro.

Number four is The Beast.

Number five, Mystic Timbers.

Question seven.

What wooden roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey is named after a fierce fighting bull? And the answer is El Toro.

Question eight.

What classic fair ride uses spinning force to pin riders against a wall while the floor drops away beneath them? And the answer is the Gravitron.