1.
Panthererian - One of the main reasons why I've been visiting KD almost every year since 2010. Amazing first drop, quick, intense transitions and a couple good airtime moments make this the perfect roller coaster for me.
2.
Twisted Timbers - Honestly, Twisted Timbers is very close to being tied with Pantherian. While not as intense, it's just as fun in it's own way. The barrel roll drop is always great, especially when you're not stapled in. For me the best part are the three airtime hills after the over banked turn. Just multiple moments of negative g's, you can't go wrong with this ride.
3.
Rapterra - I had high expectations for this ride upon hearing it's announcement. But I didn't expect it to be in my top 3. Sure it can have some shaky moments and it's launch doesn't hold a candle to Volcano's, but I find it very enjoyable and one I can ride over and over again. While I do prefer the right side, the left also provides a great experience as well. The overbanked turn has a great sensation when coming down from the top, the s-curve has a snappy moment in it, great interaction with the midway and the heartline roll ends the ride perfectly. This also might be my favorite themed roller coaster in the park.
4.
Grizzly - Even when it was at it's worst, I still had a soft spot for Grizzly. Now that it's been re-tracked, it's easily one of my favorite rides in the park now. That first drop in the back row is bonkers! The section after the first turn around, the tunnel, to the last round about, is much better than before and some days it flies through it! Only gripe is the last part between final turnaround and brake run is still a bit rough and the fact they tore down quite a few trees and added unnecessary lights throughout the layout. Still fun at night, but nowhere as fun as it was before the re-track.
5.
Dominatior - While it is showing it's age this year, Dominator is still a great B&M. Although I refuse to sit in the front row as I did find it terribly shaky last time I was up there and that was back in 2018. The last two rows provide a better experience, in my opinion.
6.
Racer 75 - You know, if the North side still ran backwards, this might be in my top 5, possibly 3. That said, it's still a fun classic and major props to KD for retacking it over the years to provide a better experience.
7.
Reptilian - If the park didn't already have a great line up, Reptilian would be much higher in my list. At first glance, it wouldn't look like the ride would do much, but it packs such a punch for being what it is. I always try to ride it on every visit, as long as the line isn't spilling out of that short queue.
8.
Backlot Stunt Coaster - Fun little ride. The launch into the helix still surprises me occasionally. I'll be seeing stars some days from the g-forces believe it or not. Too bad the theming is such an eyesore now and the effects don't even work anymore, at least on the last few times I've ridden it.
9.
Flight of Fear - This used to be much higher on my list, but after riding Joker's Jinx, it reminds me how it's successor's are much better. FOF definitely has shown it's age as it feels much rougher this year. And I noticed this before I visited SFA earlier this year. Launch is still a lot of fun and has great theming.
10.
Woodstock Express - Only reason why this one ranks so low is that I don't ride this often, unless I'm visiting with my cousins of family-friend. Fun little ride and a good one for starters. But being 6 foot does not make a comfortable ride for me in those small trains.
11.
Apple Zapple - It's a fun ride but I don't really go out of my way to ride this one, even on slow days. The final brake run can be pretty abrupt too and it's not pleasent.
12.
Tumbili - The more I see this ride, the more I'm starting to understand why you guys say Tempesto is a flat.

This ride can be fun if it didn't have so much whiplash moments but I usually skip this one unless someone I'm with wants to ride it. The theme looks good, so I'll give it that.
For fun, I'll rank the defunct roller coasters I've been on as well.
1.
Hypersonic XLC - Only got to ride this once in 2006. One of the craziest launches I got to experience. It was a short ride but that launch and moment going over the hill was pretty intense. It wasn't my first launch roller coaster, but helped me overcome my fear of them.
2. Volcano The Blast Coaster - This was a fun and unique ride but at the same time, never was worth waiting 45 minutes or longer for, which I felt was always the case, even on days when the park was empty. I do miss seeing the ride and hearing the LIM's in action. On a side note, can you imagine the park's line up if Hypersonic and Volcano still existed in today's line up, including Rapterra?
3.
Anaconda - While the ride got rough over the years, I still rode it as it never had a line and it did hold some sentimental value to me. And while I was lucky enough to ride it on it's final night, I still wish we at least had proper farewell announcement prior to it closing.
4.
Hurler - It was a decent woodie when I first rode it in 2004, but it definitely did not age well as time went on. By it's final year in 2015, the ride was just horribly rough, slow and not even close to being fun. Thank god for RMC and giving us Twisted Timbers.
5.
Shockwave - Fuck this ride and I'm glad it's gone. Nevermind the headbanging, the last thing I want to experience when going to an amusement park (or at all for that matter) is the feeling of kicked in the nuts. That stupid ass bicycle seat and the shitty restraints were some of the worst coaster restraints I've ever had to endure. Good riddance!