Brooks Barnes

My brother-in-arms!

Yes, what you were doing when you were a kid is the exact same thing that I do now.

It really does require Herculean efforts sometimes just to make sure you make it on a ride at all.

Yeah, Monsters Unleashed.

That one is really, really fun, and you get to meet a lot of the universal monsters on the ride.

I do love adrenaline, but I also really love theming.

And that ride, Hiccup's Wing Gliders, is a wonderfully themed ride.

It's so great if you're...

Well, whether or not you're into How to Train Your Dragon, it's just a really fun experience.

And you get to see Toothless on the ride, and Toothless presses his little paw down to launch you into the coaster.

And it's just super fun.

There's a lot of mist.

You're not getting such a heart, Mikado.

That's adorable.

I mean, it's hard to make a themed roller coaster.

Usually what you're just trying to do is like get people up and down hills and lots of thrills and lots of bumps and lots of curves and all kinds of like fun things.

But it's hard to tell a story on a ride while you're also moving down a track.

And so I'm always impressed when a ride is able to do that.

And so that's why I like Hiccup's wing gliders the most.

I do really love Stardust Racers, the roller coaster that's in Celestial Park.