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xDisney on 1/18/2002 6:31:00 PM said:
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| The Ninja at SFOG is an excellent example of a brain injury waiting to happen. |
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DmctNY8 on 1/18/2002 6:41:00 PM said:
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| You have to rember the fact that there are no known causalties from brain damage on roller coasters (as far as I know). |
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xDisney on 1/18/2002 7:48:00 PM said:
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| My daughter is a coaster fanatic, she got a headache on the Ninja. ( the one and time to date) |
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DmctNY8 on 1/18/2002 11:11:00 PM said:
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I have really only had two instances where I had been hurting after getting off a ride.
The first time was one the "Space Shuttle" ride itself at Six Flags Great Adventure. The second time was when I rode the "Mind Earser" a ride (because I don't get too upset about head-banging") that a generally like but when I rode this on Coloumbus Day 2001 (while returning from a follage trip in Vermont where it had snowed that morning)and my cold hears were killed by the head-banging.
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bb_dg on 1/20/2002 4:17:00 PM said:
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| the only thing with B&R at SFGadv is the launch, it didnt hurt but all the blood went to my head and gave me a killer headache. astonauts experience a constant 4 gs while coaster riders experience 4 gs for only a split second-- thats why i feel they are safe |
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HondaGeo on 1/20/2002 7:38:00 PM said:
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| I got a headache after riding Medusa 3 times at SFMW. This ride has a G rating of 4.5, but i feel safe becuase they occur for a nanosecond. They also go through rigorous testing. Also some poeple are more sensitive than others. |
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Mr-Twister on 5/3/2002 11:00:00 PM said:
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| They only thing that bugs me on a ride is the head banging and it aint bad at all cause thats the thin thats makes the ride fun |
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