Roblox Roller Coaster

 Starting this roblox blogging thing on the day that one of the most hyped roller coasters in the community opens, was somehow coincidental. I had already been to four different parks today when i got the discord notification that Outlaws revenge was open. I quickly joined and became the first member of the public to ride. Outlaws Revenge (#11) is one of the better coasters i've been on. I'd say that its better than Megafobia, but worse than Serpent Chase. The layout does feature a slight B&M rattle, but all the actual elements are very smooth. I'd call this another success from Cypress Parks.

 Oakwood Theme Park Roblox is probably the most realistic recreation on roblox. I didnt have much time, so after seeing Vertigo closed, i ran for Megafobia. Megafobia (#10) is a wooden coaster, which during my ride, first didnt dispatch, and then stopped on the lift hill. You can clearly see the retracked parts, as they are nearly fully white, compared to the brown sections. Knowing that Speed: The Ride wasnt open, i immeadiately left after riding Megafobia. 

 Theme Park HeideLand is one of, if not THE biggest theme park game on roblox by amount of players.  When i entered, i turned left and saw a sign saying ''winter 2025''. I remember that on this spot there used to be a ''museum'' of old rides. I am excited to see what will be added though. Right next to it, is a Mondial Airwolf, which got stuck on the fence. This is one of if not the oldest roblox amusement ride ive seen, being made out of actual parts. The ride looks like it was made by a five year old. Next to it were some robot ride things, like at Legoland.  I attempted to ride ''Ride to Hell'', a dark ride from around 2015, but some noob prevented me. Now going straight forward, i saw a booster ride, which was made from less than 20 parts, the ride looks like it was made in the late 2000's, but i think its a in-house built ride, maybe from somewhere around 2015, just like the airwolf and Ride to Hell. Next to the booster, there is...

 No, the name isnt a misspelling, this game's actual name is Atraction Park. Thumbnails for the game featured a screenshot from Theme Park Tycoon 2 and a roblox sign in page. Joining in, i saw whatever this thing is.  Unnamed (#3) may be a very unorthodox roller coaster, however out of the three rides ive ridden, it proves to be the best. The ride features creative twists and turns.  In the background of the second photo, you can see the common inverting crazanity ride. Most rides in the game were simple ones you could find at the top of a toolbox search. The exceptions being the roller coaster, and a booster named speedbuzz. Speedbuzz isnt the oldest booster ride i know of, however the restraints are telling me it was made around 2016. A nine year old ride is a lot rarer than you'd expect. Speedbuzz runs at a fast pace, and takes a bit to start inverting, however when it starts to do so, the flips give you a lot of hang time. 

 Los Marillos County fair is a small roblox fairground game with around 50k visits as of writing. Loading in i was suprised to see a football (soccer) field. Upon further inspection i found two roller coasters. Orient Express (#1) is a simple oval kiddie coaster, which seemed to be on the verge of derailing. The max speed was around 47 studs per hour. Crazy Mouse (#2) is a simple spinning wild mouse, which i first deemed inoperable. However after pressing random buttons, the train dispatched. Unlike most wild mice, Crazy Mouse featured realistic clearance, making a derailment almost impossible. Next to Crazy Mouse there is a Larson Loop named Moon Rocket, which features Roblox State Fair decals. Other rides included a Chance Pharaoh's Fury, a Zipper, a Rainbow, a Gravitron, A Remix and an Evolution. All of these seemed to be pretty new. The Evolution even had Fabbri markings! Most rides i saw features the Roblox State Fair decals, similarly to Moon Rocket. I didnt ride anything exc...