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Been on it (it’s amazing)

Disney sucks period. We don’t love Disney.

Lmao will never ever ever ever ever happen nothing decent comes to the uk i would love it to dont get me wrong hope ur rite but cant see it myself like hounestly imagine it with all mostly english people's be trashed or closed in a couple days cuz someone or some karen would have it shut down this countrys a joke

100s of theme parks oakland drayton manor alton towers thorpe park chesington legoland paulatons park flamingoland black pool pleasure beach adventure island i would say thats about it tbf not really 100s the others are small or family parks not propa coasters

I didn't complete all rides but on my first visit I did smiler first then oblivion in 30 minutes and then went to nemesis reborn twice straight to Rita and then wicker man

Bold of you to assume I'm aware of _anything_ around me except the person in front of me when I'm waiting in line

New Texas giant didn't have seat belts for redundancy because six flags didn't want them. Then someone died because their restraint came undone (rider too big for the ride) and they added them after since the seatbelt could have saved the passenger. Now it has seat belts for redundancy

I always feel incredibly unsafe in flying coasters, Especially when riding through high G curves. Granted, the only one I ever been on was F.L.Y, but still.

Jarvis, Set a reminder for Jan 1st 2053

Wait! Developed in 1963 in the US? Come off it, Developed in the UK in 1839 and enshrined in UK legislation in 1889 with the Lock Block and Brake act forcing all railway companies to have mechanical interlockings between occupied tracks and points, block section working, and continuous brakes along the entire train.

I severely bruised my penis on a roller coaster seat one time.

I went to an amusement park one time and there was a roller coaster but at the top of the first hill there was a black dude and everyone called him the hard-r n-word. Like, everyone knew to do it and he was cool with it. Does this ring a bell to anyone?

I love it, if it was only ride at my six flags I would go all the time 😭

Background music isn't needed and can be distracting.

the way my heart dropped when the first clip of the roller coaster going down popped up.

An awesome Coaster. 100% recommend you give it a go.

The music's a little gloomy

Did I a part where they described how they stop when the electricity goes out?

From someone who used to be terrified of rollercoasters the way I got over it was by going during Halloween believe it or not! It was literally as simple as I’d rather be on a roller coaster than on the ground being scared shitless by scare actors, literally because of that I got on two of the scariest rides second at the park and had so much fun!!

You said forbidden forest

Thay can put new rides in place of the old Bespoke pit but at colossal expense as effectively thay would fill in parts of the pit and move Andor modify outher parts of the pit to make a new unique ride so effectively could see them do new configuration of the existing ride but make them more complex a ride like saw would be one that would work on a bigger scale with some parts being modified and extended to have Subterranean sections

Blackpool built new coasters that threaded through existing ones. Why can't Alton Towers do the same?

I am currently at Disney World and hit my hands on Space Mountain. Nothing major, just scrapes and bruises. Nothing major

It would be dope to have an amusement park that’s just all roller coasters with a few small rides for calm down in between, like a park with 20+ coasters and maybe a scrambler ride, or a gentle flying ride or entertainment ride just to settle down

Would have been great if you put little captions with the names of rides and parks in the corner of the video or something whenever you showed any.

They definitely had no clue about clearance envelopes when they built the Matterhorn at Disneyland. I’m 5’4” and I stay hunched down with my hands inside the bobsled.

I recognize the Twister and the Phoenix from Knobbles🤣

You should see the system of emergency brakes used by trains. The brakes are still friction brakes, but they can be activated by permanent magnets on the track. Wire is wrapped around the permanent magnets on the track, and energizing the wire creates a field in the opposite direction of the permanent magnet, thus creating no net magnetic field, and this allows a train to pass over that track. If the wire is not energized because something has failed or because the train does not have authorization to enter that section of track, the permanent magnets on the track will pull the emergency brake on the train and bring the train to a screeching halt. I just wanted to mention that because I think it's interesting that magnets can be used for multiple things. We don't just use them for induction braking. They can be used to activate regular friction brakes too.

You people are all idiots. Take a week off in the winter. Go to Disney in the off season. ZERO wait times at the right time of year. It is not hot as balls so you will spend so much less on drinks. Just better all around.

What about having emetophobia? (Fear of puking/throwing up on the ride)

My hands go up on steal vengeance and never come down 🤷‍♂️

Alton Towers site makes it more magical, it also gives you a breather between rides. Went on Corkscrew when I was 7 and just about tall enough, Oblivion is still my fav. I can recommend the extended opening hours for 12 hours of roller coasters and sometimes no queues, then later when you're trying to go to sleep you get to continue riding them in your head lol Owning an EV is like having your own Rita when you're at the front of the traffic lights ;)

Why did they stop using VR on the coaster that used to be Air? That's was a great idea and I thought it worked pretty well.

I love icon in blackpool 😮😮😮

Hagrids at universal is laughing in the corner 💀

Well I dislocated my shoulder on stealth because I put my arms up before the launch and the force popped it out of its socket when it hit against the seat. I was 14 at the time, so very young and skinny. I still have problems in that shoulder to this day because of stealth and i'm 26 now lmao. I've been on it many times since but I just dont put my arms up lmao. Doesn't really make sense to on that ride at the beginning anyway.

Step Up Under Flip is unmatched

getting ready to make a return to a local amusement park and watching these videos really is helping settle any doubts in my mind created by my acrophobia. i swear it can be so bad at times that i feel shakey by myself on a 6 foot ladder. only someone holding it makes me feel safer. going on these rides will be a hell of a tailspin for my mind. last time i went to this park i was about 7 years old and not as terrified of heights so not entirely sure where and when i developed this insane fear, let alone how it happened. but little by little i think roller coasters will help me work thru some of it. granted i will likely still be shitting myself most of each ride lol

1:16 the most important part of the job description for "brake men" was to not have any fun. Lol

You can re-track any coaster. They did it with Pyton a few years ago. Don't throw away your signature rides. Renew them. Re-track them and replace the trains.

2.3 million visitors, that's not even half the number of visitors that Efteling has. 😟 is it also the best UK park? I was thinking of visiting 😕

You ruined my life

@11:30 - To be clear, what's described here is actually something roller coast junkies pray for. They would PAY for it. It's called a "rollback" and the OG Top Thrill Dragster is (was) known it. If the weight was right and the wind was right, the car would stall out before cresting the top of the arc, allowing it to free fall backward to where it started. It's one of those super rare events that people prayed for b/c it was such a unique and thrilling moment. Cedar Point listened to them and when they made Top Thrill 2, they designed it to purposely incorporate a rollback as part of the ride. For those who don't know Top Thrill 2, it's a mag launch coaster. You get launched forward with enough speed to get 1/2 way up the main tower. You then free fall backward to where you started and while going backward they activate the mag launch *in reverse*, increasing your negative velocity to 100 mph. This shoots you up another tower behind the coaster that goes straight up so you're facing the ground. Gravity stops you and you free fall forward back to where you started, where they mag launch you a THIRD time, this time shooting the cart 120 MPH down the rail, sending you over a 420 foot crest with a bunch of twists. You go shooting straight down the other side and eventually end up back where you started. It...looks...amazing!!!

Let’s go coaster Bot has been to Crealy wooooo this was my first park and idc how old I get I’ll never stop visiting Crealy and Maximus will always be my #1 coaster cuz it was my first and started my enthusiasm

Most underrated IRL Rollercoaster RUclipsr :) Most older Rollercoasters have gotten failsafe brakes. There's nothing to be worried about when riding Leap-The-Dips :)

Nothing made by man is fail proof. Realize this.

I love all the Busch Garden rides In Virginia

Kingda Ka was the first coaster I've ever ridden that was actually unpleasant.

Wait, does that mean that as long as we don't stick out our hands, we tall people can Ride These height-restricted rides?