Narrative Essay On Roller Coasters

Roller coasters can be deadly. For example, a teenager was killed by a roller coaster while trying to get his hat back. It blew off in the middle of the ride and he went into the restricted area to retrieve it. He was then killed when the ride crashed into him. Because of this fact, I freaked out when I found out that I was going to Universal with my family a few years ago. I didn’t know this, but I was going to have an experience of a lifetime at Legoland.
On the morning of my family’s trip to Legoland, I woke up to the blaring sound of my aggravating alarm clock as it bellowed the weather forecast into my ears. I instantly jumped up and accidentally collided with my brother, knocking him to the ground with a thud. My brother, as if he was fine, shouted, “We are going to
As the day progressed, I could feel my stomach trying to inform me that I was hungry. I immediately glanced at my map and located the nearest restaurant. I notified my parents about having lunch and they agreed. As I entered the restaurant, I could smell the chicken, steaming on the counter, calling me to eat it. After I had paid for my meal and found a seat for me and my family, I devoured my chicken relentlessly, giving it a painful but satisfying death. A thousand years later, my parents were finally done with their lunch and were yelling for me to come ride a rollercoaster. As I got closer to the roller coaster, I examined the roller coaster carefully. I noticed the upside down loops and the drop. Just thinking about this sent shivers down my neck. My body started to stiffen and I could barely walk. As I tried to overcome my fears, my legs started to cramp and thinking about the height of the roller coaster afflicted my brain. I then noticed that my little brother was going on the roller coaster! If he could do it, I must be able to do it too. I decided to try and experience the roller coaster, whatever the