I like to visit theme parks. This is a list of all the rides (particularly roller coasters) I've been on in the past couple of years.

Busch Gardens (Tampa, Florida - March 2020)

• Tigris - Florida's tallest launch coaster. 150-foot skyward surge, and an inverted heartline roll, more than 60 miles per hour, 1,800 feet of steel track.
• Sheikra - 90-degree 200 ft drop, 70 mph roller coaster whirlwind with an Immelmann loop, a second dive into an underground tunnel and a splashdown finale.
• Montu - First coaster in the world to incorporate an Immelmann loop (a simultaneous loop and roll) 60-foot vertical loop, weightless roll, seven inversions, unique Batwing inversion
• Cobra's Curse - 70-foot vertical lift, 40 mph, 2,100 feet of serpentine-like track, traveling backward, forward and then spinning freely.
• Scorpion - 50mph, 360 upside down loop.

• Falcon's Fury

Volcano Bay (Orlando, Florida - February 2020) Water park, so lots of ring rides and flumes, but this aqua coaster deserves a mention.

• Krakatau Aqua Coaster - Uses linear induction motor technology - it launches the canoe uphill before it immediately sends riders into a downhill plunge.

Universal Studios (Orlando, Florida - February 2020)

• Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit World's first non-inverting loop
• Harry Potter Escape From Gringotts
• E.T. Adventure

• Revenge of the Mummy
• Men in Black Alien Attack
• Transformers The Ride 3D
• Race Through New York Starring Jimmy Fallon

Universal Studios (Orlando, Florida - February 2020)

• The Incredible Hulk Coaster - 7 inversions and 2 subterranean trenches
• Hagrid’s Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure

• The Amazing Adventures of Spiderman - [this might be the best 3D ride I've been on so far]
• Skull Island: Reign of Kong

• Doctor Doom's Fearfall
• Jurassic Park River Adventure When built, the 85-foot plunge was the largest theme park water descent ever constructed.
• Popeye & Bluto's Bilge-Rat Barges
• Poseidon's Fury