Personal Narrative: My First Roller Coasters In Tennessee

Whenever I ride a rollercoaster, the picture afterwards always looked like I was going to die because my face was always in a weird shape because of the wind and I was holding on to the handlebars really hard that you could do nothing to make me let go of them. Most of the pictures were like that when me, my brother, mom, and grandparents went to Dollywood in Tennessee. That was when I actually rode a roller coaster that went straight up and had loops and went upside down.

To start off, when we got to the park, it was a scorching hot day and the line seemed like it would go on for forever. The first ride was not really that bad, it was like any other rollercoaster except it went backwards some of the way and there was …show more content…
The third one was one of those roller coasters that had your legs hang out and so you could see beneath you, It was pretty scary for me because I am afraid of heights. The car was painted to look like an eagle and the track went around the hill that was in the middle of the whole park. It went up high enough to see the country beyond. It did a whole bunch of twists and rolls. Finally, the fourth one had a pretty close fear level to the mineshaft one and was called the Tennessee Tornado, It is supposed to be the fastest roller coaster in Tennessee. It started off going down a really tunnel that was pitch black and then went up above ground extremely fast and did so many flips and rolls and twists at once. The wind burned my face and my eyes were watering. I came out of the roller coaster with a bad headache. To sum it up, I faced my fears of riding roller coasters like these ones. From now on, I probably will still look like I’m about to throw up all over the place and die on the pictures, but I will still will ride those kinds of loopy roller coasters. We had a pretty good day there even though I’m pretty sure it rained a bit. In the end, it wasn’t really scary at