Thoosie Accomplishments

[Zachary]

Wanted to create a thread for people to post/boast about their niche, often useless, but potentially interesting thoosie accomplishments.

I'll start. Today I finally completed my quest to dine at every last table service restaurant in all of EPCOT. I had already completed all of the other WDW, in-park, sit-downs so, with today's last box checked, I can now say I've experienced every in-park, sit-down restaurant at Walt Disney World. I'm SUPER close on all of the resort restaurants too—just a couple left.

So yeah. If anyone needs WDW restaurant advice, feel free to DM me.

 

[TheCoasterNerd]

As of a few weekends ago, I've rode Pantheon 300 times! Now 302. Also, I've been to every Disney and Universal in the US. I've also been on one really niche rare coaster - Bobova Draha in Czech. It's a steel no-track bobsled coaster Rode that when I was 7 around christmastime while visiting my cousin who was studying over there. It's very fun, and you get to control your speed! I was like three centimeters above the minimum to ride alone too which was awesome.

I was also on front row of the last ever train of old Loch Ness

 

[michaellynn4]

I managed to be on the very last public ride of Rolling Thunder at Great Adventure. Many of us were marathoning it over and over for the last hour or so, and it just so happened that I managed to snag a seat on the last one (purely a timing thing, there happened to be an extra space so I hopped back on). When we got back to the station the place was full of employees who were getting a chance to ride after hours.

 

[GASM]

Probably saw you that day, my brother and I were marathoning the hell out of RT on its final day. Long live the coaster that gave me my everlasting love for them.
Photo taken on its final day.

 

[CoasterBroCam]

Last (2024) summer I got my 49th and 50th fury ride for LROTN and they let us go around twice. I also got a front row nighttime zen ride on p305 the same year during haunt which was my first time at night, in the front row and my first ever zen ride.

 

[guy305]

Last (2024) summer I got my 49th and 50th fury ride for LROTN and they let us go around twice.

Lol this reminds me of the time I got a Thunder Striker ride during the fireworks show at the end of the night. It was pretty spectacular but when the train returned to the station, the ride op asked if we wanted to go again and the whole train went crazy. Then the ride op said “if you want to ride again, come back tomorrow!” and he somehow managed to bum out an entire train that just got a fireworks ride….

 

[CoasterMac]

Ooh I like this idea!

I hadn't thought of this in years, but I believe was one of the first ~50 public riders on Verbolten. I lucked out and happened to be there on, what I've calculated to be the Thursday before opening day, a few people were lined up and I joined that queue very close to the front of the line. It soft opened very soon after. Couldn't have been more than 4 trains ahead of me.

But my personal highest, most thoosie, worthless achievement is absolutely this one:

I got a zen ride on Falcon's Flight. No special occasion or coordination involved, it was just pure luck that nobody else was in the station or queue. It was pretty cool

 

[warfelg]

I was a front row first public ride of Skyrush

 

[AlpenChariot]

I was on the last public raft for for Meltdown at WCUSA. I had massive wound on my foot from a date at a skating rink. Would probably do again.

 

[TT3D]

I don't think it's anything that special but a decade ago my sister and I speed walked as fast as possible from the rear entry at Cedar Point to Maverick fast enough to be the only two on the ride, there was still no one in the station when we got back that the ops let us stay seated and get a re-ride.

 

[GASM]

My first trip to Cedar Point managed to land on Disaster Transport’s last two days of operation. This was a trip done cheap as hell because we couldn’t really afford it, and it ended up being the last trip my mom’s Toyota Sienna would make, but we made it there and back This ended up being my only opportunity to ride an Intamin Swiss Bob, and I’m grateful the Sienna survived that last weekend.

 

[SixFlagsIssues]

I got 5 consecutive rides on Pantherian the other day. Idk I don't really have an accomplishment in this hobby.

 

[AmyUD06]

I have all three North American Vekoma Dutchman credits.

Out of the 19 Pre-WWII coasters that are still standing in the US that I'm allowed to ride (not counting Kiddy Coaster at Rye Playland), I've been on 13 of them. I think that's something.

 

[SixFlagsIssues]

I got my wisdom teeth removed the day batwing shut down!

 

[Thrills & Chills WQAQ]

I guess some of my accomplishments could be the fact I did all four Disney parks in a day for my first time revisiting them since 2015, riding Boulder dash 25 times in a day (though I will be trying to hit 100 rides in a day on that masterpiece this year), meeting Mike boodley & Alessandro zamperla was also really cool

 

[northdetective]

My credit count as of 6/13/25 was 55 and as of today it's 283, I'm calling it a year of self-actualization

 

[Ziva]

When I was a kid I got so upset about my mom going on Star Tours that a cast member took me backstage to watch her on the ride's security cameras. My understanding is that I'm one of a very small group of non-Disney employees who have ever been back there!

 

[AmyUD06]

My credit count as of 6/13/25 was 55 and as of today it's 283, I'm calling it a year of self-actualization

Very nicely done.

 

[AlpenChariot]

Back in Fall 2021 when I was on my second DCP, I visited Disney's Hollywood Studios one evening and was able to ride Tower of Terror 17 times in one night.

 

[DE_Creative]

Wanted to create a thread for people to post/boast about their niche, often useless, but potentially interesting thoosie accomplishments.

I'll start. Today I finally completed my quest to dine at every last table service restaurant in all of EPCOT. I had already completed all of the other WDW, in-park, sit-downs so, with today's last box checked, I can now say I've experienced every in-park, sit-down restaurant at Walt Disney World. I'm SUPER close on all of the resort restaurants too—just a couple left.

So yeah. If anyone needs WDW restaurant advice, feel free to DM me.

I would pay to read your ranking of all of them.

As for personal accomplishments, I’d ridden the tallest coaster on three different continents until this past year (Africa, North America before kingda ka closed, and Asia before Falcons flight opened)