Where will you sit?

Where will you first sit on GateKeeper? I personally will sit in the back left, a seat commonly referred to as "The Seat" on Six Flags Great America's X-Flight.

Front left outside seat

Back left or back right. I want to get pulled down the first drop and over the airtime hill. Can't get enough airtime.

Front left my first ride. Then somewhere in the back for my second ride.

I will try them all then I will decide which one I like the most!

I'm thinking back left, outside seat

Where ever they put me on Thursday. If we can choose..... flipping a coin.

Front left, outer seat. Then back left, outer seat. Then repeat for the right side. Then try the inner seats. This will take awhile to find my favorite spot.

Hopefully row 6, outside left

Why row 6? I've never been on a wingrider before, but is this the "sweet spot" for this type of coaster?

THE SEAT!

No specific reason, just a random pick

I'd say the "sweetspots" are the first and last two cars, 1,2,7,8 -- on either side of the train. From what I remember from riding X Flight about 24 times last season, these seats provided the most fun and forceful rides, giving the feeling of being yanked or pushed through elements, much like any other kind of coaster, but with little bits of fun lateral forces as well. Middle Seats are still a lot of fun, but you won't catch as much force that you do on the ends of the train. Inside versus outside seat doesn't change the experience to too large of an extent, but things like the zero G roll and flatspin will definitely be more fun on the outside I'd say.

I think I overanalyzed this.

There is already a topic for this
http://pointbuzz.com/Forums/Thread/28665.aspx

Dead Sexeh said:
There is already a topic for this
http://pointbuzz.com/Forums/Thread/28665.aspx

This has a little more detail than Left or Right. This is what exact seat.... :p

but yea, they should merge

Right or left side doesn't matter, as long as it's in the back. Never been a front seat fan.

I will probably sit on the right, don't really care where.
Kind of a random question, but does anyone know if the restraints will go up themselves or will we have to push them up?

^Wingriders' restraints are Push down/Pull up to release when getting off. They don't really have noticable "clicks" or "notches" of tightness though, it's hydraulic like Intamin restraints

I think the back right will be my new home.

Back left is the seat you want. I can assure you.