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dream creds
Oct. 9th, 2023 02:08 pmI think about roller coasters more than I actually ride them, and I think there's nothing more emblematic of that than the fact that I seem to have several consistent credits that exist only in dreams.
I think I dreamed about these rides a while ago, and every so often in another dream I remember that I actually have ridden them. Only these coasters don't exist in reality.
Most of them were at an entire park themed to dinosaurs, which was filled with these janky, rusting steel coasters themed to different dinosaur species and decorated like dinosaurs. In the dream, I think I supposed this park to exist somewhere in central Virginia. I suspect the rides were inspired by videos of Gao at the Japanese park Mitsui Greenland, a janky old "jet coaster" themed to a dinosaur, which I have definitely never ridden:
(The only dinosaur-themed coaster I *have* ridden is Roar-O-Saurus at Story Land, which is completely unlike these rides.)
Another one was a wooden coaster built underground in the basement of a building, descending several stories into the earth. There are a few coaster/dark-ride hybrids that actually resemble this (aside from being rather tamer and not as deep), but I've never ridden any of them.
I think I dreamed about these rides a while ago, and every so often in another dream I remember that I actually have ridden them. Only these coasters don't exist in reality.
Most of them were at an entire park themed to dinosaurs, which was filled with these janky, rusting steel coasters themed to different dinosaur species and decorated like dinosaurs. In the dream, I think I supposed this park to exist somewhere in central Virginia. I suspect the rides were inspired by videos of Gao at the Japanese park Mitsui Greenland, a janky old "jet coaster" themed to a dinosaur, which I have definitely never ridden:
(The only dinosaur-themed coaster I *have* ridden is Roar-O-Saurus at Story Land, which is completely unlike these rides.)
Another one was a wooden coaster built underground in the basement of a building, descending several stories into the earth. There are a few coaster/dark-ride hybrids that actually resemble this (aside from being rather tamer and not as deep), but I've never ridden any of them.