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@@hugo9927 they won’t RMC Grizzly. Twisted Timbers is literally right next to it. Plus, they just retracted it, and it’s a great wooden coaster. I’ll be doing a review soon! I also doubt they will ever put a dive coaster in because Busch Gardens has one. The trap door slide sounds like it could be a great addition though! They have those at Dorney and people love them.

@@SRR475 it’s got a lot of good moments and elements, I was just in too much pain to enjoy them. I’m definitely going to get more rides on it, but I’m disappointed that it didn’t rank higher for me.

@@CoastinWithQuayz yeah, if you ride near the front, the pain is less for me. Also the rattle is not great, overall I still think it’s a good ride just not as good as it could’ve been.

I agree, I refuse to call it Project 305 lol. Once it gets an official name change that isn’t “project,” I will accept it.

@@SRR475 thank you! I’m hoping to get back there next week

@@CoastinWithQuayz no problem! It really is an awesome park.

@@DylynKay yeah the near miss moments look awesome!!

@@DylynKay yeah it looks amazing. The treble clef on fury is one of my favorite elements on any coaster. It provides laterals and airtime at the same time, and it’s so unique.

@@AOmega72 that makes me nervous because the lines on Maverick get crazy. Maverick typically loads two trains at once while other trains are running on the track though. AlpenFury will only have two trains. It will definitely be interesting to see how it goes. The ride ops are going to have to be super efficient, that’s for sure.

@@CoastinWithQuayzIm with you Amusement insiders did a great breakdown on Alpenfurys possible capacity per hour

@@sharonyoung4445 awesome!! I went to college at Kutztown! I’m from Bucks!

@@WindowMations that’s a great one to start with!

@@waltergarcia3286 the drop is awesome if you are in the back, but if you sit up closer to the front it doesn’t feel as fast. In the back though, you get yanked down that drop.

@@SRR475 I think the front is stronger. That second hill really doesn’t give me any airtime unless I’m in the front. The bunny hills at the end are so good though the airtime there is fantastic no matter where you sit.

@@CoastinWithQuayzi never rode the very front but i should be going to dorney on my birthday, the 24th.

@@SRR475 yeah it’s underrated for sure. I always love riding it!

@@user-pz1so2xu8j i pretty much just ride coasters, so I didn’t get on any other rides

@@davecoasterdudew1206 I really want to get back there too! This video was actually from 2022.

Also can u rank coasters at Busch gardens😊❤

@@Fishyy_Prodzz that’s a solid list! Very similar to mine! I will be ranking the coasters at Busch Gardens, but not for a couple of months. Stay tuned!

@@Eren_The_Gamer7420 I think that’s a solid top 3! My wife loves Flight of Fear!

W I’m subscribing

@@Eren_The_Gamer7420 thank you!!

@@Coaster_Joe hopefully Griffon is running for you!

@@danielbeckstedt767 man we really messed up! Hahaha. I loved it there and I’d go back in a heartbeat, so now that I know the pro-tips, I have to plan another visit! Thanks for the comment!

@@mixtapemanny7473 I live close to Six Flags Great Adventure, and it’s the same thing. If someone says let’s go to Great Adventure, we know exactly what they are talking about when they say Great Adventure.

That’s because we grew up with it before six flags bought magic mountain lol it’s always been magic mountain 😂

@@Bpayne2788 hopefully when it goes through it’s retheme, Kings Dominion also makes some repairs/adjustments to make it more reliable. I’ve been to Kings Dominion 3 times and I only had issues on this one trip. Maybe I got lucky!

@CoastinWithQuayz 305 can be a hit or a miss. That's an older imtamin for ya. Definitely doesn't like the heat at all and often it goes down due to brakes or a squeaky wheel

Thats nothing. When Flight of Fear was first built, it would break down either other second. You could actually tell if the ride was open by the sign over by 95

I would no joke do that, I actually enjoy that ride

I’m short so that ride hurts really bad because my head hits the safety bars that go over your head-

@@WeWereInvertedVideo haha. I did get some rides on some other stuff instead, but I skipped Anaconda. I’m not a fan of that ride, or pretty much any Arrow looper.

I still don’t understand the hate it gets, I guess it could be worse if your shorter but I’m not even that tall, I’m 5’8

@@Operager I just think it’s rough, poorly paced, and uncomfortable. But, I also think that everyone can have their own opinion and I’m glad it’s got some fans. This is actually what I love about rollercoasters. There are so many different types and there’s something for everyone.

@@rantanamo the board is split 50/50. I think putting the six flags old CEO as chairman of the board was to actually kinda keep him out of most of the decision making. Chairman of the board is kinda a formality. The board makes decisions collectively. With the board being half cedar fair and half six flags, plus all the main leadership being cedar fair execs, plus all of the headquarters being both of the cedar fair headquarters, it is clear that cedar fair is making the decisions for this company. The only reason the name is staying “Six Flags” is because if you say, “hey, I’m going to a six flags park,” people know that name in the general population. If you say, “hey I’m going to a cedar fair park,” people don’t know what that means in the general population.

You don't know how corporations work. Cedar Fair is running everything. 10 of the 11 executive team are Cedar Fair people. The 1 SF person is the integration officer, a made of title for first 1 or 2 years of the merger. All the SF people in the equivalent position lost their positions in the merger. The CEO runs a company along with the CFO. COO, f etc. The CEO in particular makes the key day to day to operational decisions, visions, guidance, etc.... To make it simple since you don't know business, There is a reason everyone knows whom Bob Iger is, CEO of Disney, he left for Chapek and Iger came back. Guarantee 1 in 1000 people know whom the Chairman of the Board of Disney without Googling it, You are probably Googling it at this moment. Disney's results are based on Iger's decisions making and when they don't meet expectations Iger gets the blame. Chairman just sit in the background and actually do very little , they really just massage major shareholders mostly. They attend a handful of meeting a year and possibly if things go really poorly can get the Board to vote out the CEO. Meanwhile the CEO and the executive team are the actual one's that determine the success or failure of a company and handle day to day operational issues, decisions, etc...(THESE ARE 10 of 11 CF PEOPLE ). FYI, Selim is a clueless wonder and everyone knows it, he was given the Chairman title to sideline him from making any more horrible decisions which he has made with SF. The guy knows nothing about the theme park industry. He ran SF into the ground to the point that SF needed to merge and have CF management take over, This was not a merger of equals. I know finance and business. An actual equal merger doesn't have the executive team be 10 of 11 lopsided for one side and all of one sides people fired. That happens when a company is acquired and/or is in managerial/financial trouble thus has no leverage to keep their executes b/c they have proven to be subpar, which SF's were.

@@whisperingbuckeye that’s so cool! What coasters did you work on????

@@CoastinWithQuayz we never knew which ones we were building. It’s an amazing process though.

@@whisperingbuckeye that’s so cool! I live like 20 minutes from Philadelphia Toboggan Coaster Company. I would love to get a tour of their place sometime. I’m fascinated by the construction and engineering side of coasters.

@@CoastinWithQuayz we had a crew from TLC come in and done a show. I believe it was called roller coaster wars. It was around 2005-06. I’m sure there is a lot of videos about where B&M tracks are built. Just search Clermont Steel Fabricators on TH-cam. The plant is in Batavia, Ohio. It really was an awesome job experience. I’m glad I was apart of it.

Nice, I'm a welder and always wanted to fabricate coaster track!

@@scottnelson9 yeah I get that. Maybe a pterodactyl? lol. A bird would make sense. So many wing coasters are themed to birds.

@@CommanderGprods That’s a solid list!This video is from a couple years ago, so I’d love to get back and do a true ranking. There’s a couple coasters we weren’t able to get on during that visit too.

@@davidnevolo4402 I’m really excited for this ride! I agree that this will serve the public very well. I think this is going to be a fan favorite for sure. Even though they are not super intense, I really enjoy wing coasters. I’m hoping this has some “near miss” elements like GateKeeper at Cedar Point. Those keyholes are awesome!

@CoastinWithQuayz yea seems like people love these! I love the old inverted coasters for their inensity but theres no denying how popular a ride like x flight is at great america for example. And again since the park already has one of the most intense coasters on the planet, this really will fillva gap in the lineup. Excited to see it all come together.

@@davidnevolo4402 And, since there is only 1 launched wing in America this will be new to a lot of folks. It will be interesting to see how many risks Kings Dominion takes with this. They historically to like to go for it. Swing for the fences. I think this is why we had to wait so long and be placated with Tumbili. Not, that I dislike the T. We all wanted something big and unique. I do like how Kings Dominion is letting social media fan the flames of anticipation for this ride though. Quite clever!

Being launched with a dip in the launch track will give it more thrill than a lift hill, I’m assuming. I haven’t actually been on a wing model as of yet, but I will next year.

@scottnelson9 people seem to like them i guess. Im at the point though with b and m where i feel like, the ride system and seating position doesnt matter if they are gonna design everything to end up with roughly the same force profile. The flying coaster is awesome when done right, hyper is their standout model, and inverts are frankly the most fun, fast paced, and intense of them all.

You mean that ride that w a s awesome 25 years ago, but kept breaking down. Always had a line 3 hours long since it could only hold 16 people and lunched a car once every 10 minutes.? That one? It WAS awesome. Let it go.

@@derekwalls61 it was a very original and beloved coaster by everyone, I know that functionally it wasn’t good, but they should’ve gone for an original and reliable coaster, instead of a generic and uncomfortable wing coaster that everyone will forget a month after it opens…

They could’ve gone for something creative and innovative and also reliable but they decided to go for something uninteresting and forgettable that is very reliable ☠️