As always, I'm impressed by your historical time-lapse shots. I don't know where you get them, but they really add to the historical parts of your videos.
by the end of the ride it feels unnecesary long, but the fact they dispatch 2 trains each minute is insane the first launch is my favourite part the OTS restaints are kind of odd, but this is a Disney coaster
You know I'm also fascinated with how quickly they launch those trains! That ride consistently has the shortest wait time compared to most higher end attractions in both parks. I think it goes to show the difference between Disney Imagineering's design of a roller coaster compared to other traditional amusement parks. Not to mention that Disney parks have way more guests to funnel through their attractions compared to other parks. Very few other parks come close!
At night incredicoaster is pretty good with some really cool looking decals on the inside of the tubes where you could see the family trying to -stop- save Jack-Jack from his powers. Incredicoaster may be the my favorite ride at either park and really helped allowed me to enjoy the entire ride. The music from the incredibles also really fits the ride. Idk all I know is I enjoyed California adventures. But not as much as Disneyland, but would still give it a 8.5/10 while Disneyland would get a 9 to a 9.25. Both great parks, I recommend the pasta if you go by California adventure it’s restaurant tier food.
Oh hey! I went on Incredicoaster a lot everytime I visit Disney California Adventure, I went on it when it was California screamin as well. And I didnt mind if there's mid couse brake runs during the ride.
I had no idea this roller coaster has a record! Albeit, one that was inherited when Son of Beast died. As an AP holder for Disneyland Resort, I've been on this ride both when it was California Screamin' and in its current form as the Incredicoaster. I really like the re-theming to the Incredibles. California Adventure was a horrible disappointment to many. Especially to me as I was hoping for the more ambitious WestCOT. A friend of mine was at Disney Imagineering when Eisner came in one day and announced the cancellation of that project and the formation of California Adventure. A year later my friend quit his job there in protest. It's amazing that Iger has had to spend billions of dollars fixing Eisner's horrible mistake. California Adventure is still far from the park it should've been. But the improvements are really well done, especially Cars Land. I always enjoy Incredicoaster and I always ride it every time I visit Disneyland Resort. Sure it's not as thrilling as the rides found at Knott's or Six Flags Magic Mountain. But it's still a lot of fun! Especially with the Incredibles theme.
I miss California Screamin' as it generated shorter lines and had the rocking soundtrack sometimes if i'm feeling nostalgic i'll blast the California Scremain' soundtrack thought my earbuds on spotify
When you drop you do not really feel the drop because of the story you can correct me because i have never been on this but my cousin has but i have been to pixar pier
It’s funny looking at early concept art of Paradise Pier. A beachbomber paradise, with a supposed Hawaiian mountain backdrop, Screamin’ didn’t have much theming in the concept art, but, there was still some interesting stuff in there, including it going in a water filled pit, and supposedly having a soundtrack that had hints of Beach Boy’s music. Enjoyed the video, Harry!
So... My whole problem with this ride isnt the theme, in fact I love the idea. I juat hate that it had to be a retheme. I wish we coild have gotten a more intense Incredicoaster, one that actually lives up to the name. Now I know its Disney, and they love to recycle, and I know it needs to be kid friendly, however they could have made a coaster that had more than one inversion, and less brake runs.
@@ejectoraircoasters222 Hear hear! I hate those too! Given they repainted and decaled the trains, you'd think they'd update the restraint system to something more modern and comfortable!
Sad to say, this is about as intense as we'll ever get from any disney park... they're so concerned with family friendliness and limiting themselves that they don't realize kids can enjoy more intense thrillrides too. Which is why it makes me really happy that the recent nickelodeon theme park in Jersey understood that, and their TMNT coaster Shellraiser has more inversions and a big drop that goes way beyond 90 degrees.
The only reason why there aren’t more Disney coasters with inversions is because they’re afraid that an extremely thrilling ride like that will bring in a demographic they don’t want. Disney wants to keep the parks as kid friendly as possible..... 🤷♂️
With all the mention of MCBRs I'm surprised no-one has mentioned the reason for them is throughput. They increased the number of block sections to allow more trains on the layout. Plus I don't remember them slowing the train down much if at all. Not enough to be noticeable.
When you said they dispatched a train twice a minute I thought "god how many break runs are on this ride?" and the ride didn't disappoint that expectation.
Disneyland is a place I love!! I thoroughly enjoyed this video-I ride that coaster often and never realized it was Intamin nor that it held any kind of records! Do more Disney themed videos-this was a winner!! 😁✌🏻❤️
general bacon the reason they did this is because they get a lot of family’s and GP, and if they see lap bars, they may not think the ride is safe, idk that’s just gp for ya. I 100% agree with you, but that’s why it runs with over the shoulders, but I mean at least they ain’t bulky or uncomfortable
I literally thought I was the only one who thought about building rollercoaster structures with steel but like wood. I LOVE wooden rollercoasters bc of the structure and the roughness.
I wish that they could find a good replacement for this but I can’t figure out any other ride that will fit in the space, provide the same thrills as well as staying a coaster, and finally having Disney theming.
Wait didn’t California Screamin’ stuck upside down? I’ve never been here before, but now the ride seems appealing, also thank you for clarifying that it wasn’t wooden, and I never knew that it was the longest coaster with an inversion. Thanks!
I know it’s supposed to be conventional wisdom now, but I don’t get the idea that DCA struggled early on due to its being themed after the greater culture of Southern California. Many, many themes parks have theming related to the greater location of the park, but no one criticizes that. Personally, I think DCA struggled early on for one simple reason: their selection of rides and attractions was limited and unimpressive. The solution, IMO, was not the new theming; it was putting in amazing attractions like Cars Radiator Springs.
It’s a variety of reasons such as: - The location. Disney Parks typically take you to a far away place, and you’re already in California. - The rides. All except Screamin and Soarin were rather bland, and Superstar Limo was god awful. - The atmosphere. Most Disney parks have a large amount of trees surrounding the park so that you don’t see things outside, but DCA didn’t have it, allowing you to see the Anaheim Convention Center from Paradise Pier. - The lack of kid rides. There wasn’t a lot of stuff for the kids to do, so they did a quick fix in 2002 with A Bug’s Land, but it was also generic and A Bug’s Life is one of the least popular Pixar movies. - The tackiness. Most sections of the park, particularly Paradise Pier, were very tacky. And not much like what a Disney Park would be. Also in 2001, Tokyo DisneySea opened, and it was beautiful. I think I’ve might have gone too far.
got to ride California Screamin' in '12, it was awesome. gonna check the 'new' Incredicoaster later this year, but I still think the original theming (or the lack of thereof) was much better...
The original theme was an interesting though, but I feel that was lacking even more than the incredicoaster. It's great you got to ride it as both though! :)
Wow, great video with great footage. Actually IncrediCoaster uses LSM's not LIM's. Also the ride does not feature a helix. The ride finally starts with 270 degree spiral drop followed by a completely straight bunny hop on a straight section of track and then a 135 degree left turn.
I rode this when I was 16 (and was still very scared of basically any tall roller coaster), and let me say, I closed my eyes on the loop and had no idea I even went through it. You really can barely tell it happened, which looking back on it now, is a bit disappointing
I love the incredibles, is my favourite 3d animated movie. I love Michael Giacchino, is my favourite composer. And yet California Screamin was better. Pixar Pier was a terrible idea, when the cool thing would have been just keep fixing the vintage fairground theming of California Adventure 2.0, unril its final, disney level themed final form. They were getting there, but then they just saif, nah lets put IP to all this. They destroyed the wenie anchor of the park being Tower of Terror, which could be seen for every area actually making the 2.0 retheme of the park even more lore interesting. I still dream of a California Screamin with an actual queue inside a building (station included) themed to victorian theme parks, with the story in the queue told as the history of the roller coaster. Make the victorian barker a character in the queue (voiced by NPH), finalizing with an animatronic of him inside a gazebo in the boardwalk part were guests can see the launch, and the launch countdown acted by the actual animatronic. While no trains are in the launch he says a ton of canned phrases to the people walking around boardwalk And most important, leave the old soundtrack. Make a remastered version if needed, but that theme was what actually made California Screamin such a fun coaster, the ps with the fairground, the fast parts with the cheesy awesome rock and the epic final part after the bunny hills with the 2 parts of the song coming together in a fantastic ending.
When I rode it in 2015, I felt that the on-ride music on California Screamin took away from the ride's intensity, and it just became boring toward the end of the ride. Though I do understand that for most people it adds to the ride, because of the kind of rollercoaster that I am used to (not themed very much, not many story elements, and more focused on intense track elements with fast pacing) I Personally feel the on-ride music should be optional, especially on a rollercoaster with as little theming as California Screamin had.
California Screamin is a fun ride... the whole Pixar Pier retheme is a cheap reskin, that makes no thematic sense with the Park. Disney finally turned around DCA, and now the park is becoming a mess again (theming wise) it’s still far superior than DCA 1.0
You got the storyline wrong. They Incredibles are there because they got a roller coaster in honor of them saving the city and Jack Jack uses his powers while Edna is babysitting him. Dash then goes to catch him.
My personal opinion on this ride was good but it has some cons, 1 the loop was very bumpy, 2 the ride gets slow at the end. Hope you have a good time if you can go
I’m not sure of any other coaster that doesn’t get slow at the end, unless you mean the ones that stop through the midcourse break run midway through the way
Meh...? Don't really see what's so bad about it. The entrance and queue has the 60s architecture style of the film, and the ride has all of the characters featured and even a plot. Roller coasters typically don't have a super big theme since they go by so fast anyway. So for what they had, I think it works.
@@mcqueendies They've always advertised in their parks. That's kind of why it's called Disneyland. It's a theme park themed around Disney films. From the very start, they had the Peter Pan ride, Dumbo ride, and the icon of the park is the princess castle. So...?
remember it's a REthemed ride. They can only do so much with a rollercoaster that was originally themed to being a boardwalk-style layout and support structure. don't get me wrong, the theming isn't up to par with Disney's usual amount of theming, but the sub-par theming is more understandable when you take into account the original ride's theme.
The closest I ever got to this coaster was Jaguar at Knotts. I’ve always wanted to go here, and especially to ride this before the retheme. It’s not bad, Disney did the best it could, but there’s always gonna be favoritism for the original.
Since California Adventure was meant to pay tribute to everything California I always felt that this coaster was a two-in-one tribute. 1, a tribute to the old wooden coasters on the boardwalks 2, a tribute to Magic Mountains Revolution by using a similar track with a lot of mid-breaks and adding only one vertical loop.
I have officially found may favourite sentence said by any rollercoaster TH-cam. "In the end, an oversized Jack-Jack is seduced by a large cookie.".
My fav is any Coaster Frenzy rage
ha ha thank you, glad you liked that one! ;)
Ejector Air Coasters ITS NOT A GOOD F L O O R L E S S
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Nobody:
Disney: Mid course brake run
TTTMusic universal Orlando rip ride rocket has way more brake runs than this lol
@@tornado_dude2039 Agreed. Rip Ride Rockit is also dogshit, so there's that too.
"What is the Incredicoaster?"
The retheme of california screamin that nobody asked for
EV7D Bet you cry over Mr.Toad too. LOL!
Incredicoaster is better oml
As always, I'm impressed by your historical time-lapse shots. I don't know where you get them, but they really add to the historical parts of your videos.
Thanks, there's loads of awesome videos online!
Incredicoaster has the better theme, but California Screamin' will always have the better soundtrack.
Jared Ungar yes.
True true!
Agreed!
Yes
I liked the boardwalk theming.... :( not a fan of babies on a stick as a theme decoration...
Is it technically a midcourse break run if it’s the 4th one?
It’s just a break-run
LovelyLxttes :3 but shouldn’t the break run be the last set of brakes?
Sterben well yes but in this case they can be called a break run and/or a mid-course break run
LovelyLxttes :3 I’ll call them then the most unfortunately unfortunate part of the ride
More like:
California *AAAAAAAAAAA*
Coaster Studios parody
Would’ve been funny if Coaster Studios hadn’t used it already
Hjortsater He was talking about the video Coaster Studios made...
Erik Hjortsäter the whole point of a reference Is kinda like an inside joke and if he disclosed that it was a reference it would lose its punch
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Thank you.
by the end of the ride it feels unnecesary long, but the fact they dispatch 2 trains each minute is insane
the first launch is my favourite part
the OTS restaints are kind of odd, but this is a Disney coaster
The launch does look very fun! :)
@Patrick Cadiz I don't remember any airtime to be honest, but the launch is great, the loop is fun and the drops even if they're not steep
@@coasterbot I really like that launch despite not being super intense or fast, the build up for being a family coaster is really good
You know I'm also fascinated with how quickly they launch those trains! That ride consistently has the shortest wait time compared to most higher end attractions in both parks. I think it goes to show the difference between Disney Imagineering's design of a roller coaster compared to other traditional amusement parks. Not to mention that Disney parks have way more guests to funnel through their attractions compared to other parks. Very few other parks come close!
At night incredicoaster is pretty good with some really cool looking decals on the inside of the tubes where you could see the family trying to -stop- save Jack-Jack from his powers. Incredicoaster may be the my favorite ride at either park and really helped allowed me to enjoy the entire ride. The music from the incredibles also really fits the ride. Idk all I know is I enjoyed California adventures. But not as much as Disneyland, but would still give it a 8.5/10 while Disneyland would get a 9 to a 9.25. Both great parks, I recommend the pasta if you go by California adventure it’s restaurant tier food.
No way, first Disney coaster on Coasterbot?! Sweet!
It is! Maybe that's a sign of things to come? ;)
@@coasterbot Looking forward to more! Great coverage in this vid, too :3
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The soundtrack of California Screamin’ was one of the things that made me ride it over and over
I’m happy you mentioned the wave pool which everybody forgets about!
Oh hey! I went on Incredicoaster a lot everytime I visit Disney California Adventure, I went on it when it was California screamin as well. And I didnt mind if there's mid couse brake runs during the ride.
Love this ride
I can hear the salt in your voice when mentioning a mcbr
I had no idea this roller coaster has a record! Albeit, one that was inherited when Son of Beast died. As an AP holder for Disneyland Resort, I've been on this ride both when it was California Screamin' and in its current form as the Incredicoaster. I really like the re-theming to the Incredibles. California Adventure was a horrible disappointment to many. Especially to me as I was hoping for the more ambitious WestCOT. A friend of mine was at Disney Imagineering when Eisner came in one day and announced the cancellation of that project and the formation of California Adventure. A year later my friend quit his job there in protest. It's amazing that Iger has had to spend billions of dollars fixing Eisner's horrible mistake. California Adventure is still far from the park it should've been. But the improvements are really well done, especially Cars Land. I always enjoy Incredicoaster and I always ride it every time I visit Disneyland Resort. Sure it's not as thrilling as the rides found at Knott's or Six Flags Magic Mountain. But it's still a lot of fun! Especially with the Incredibles theme.
WestCOT would have been awesome, it's a shame it was never seen through. Interesting to hear though, thanks for sharing :)
I miss California Screamin' as it generated shorter lines and had the rocking soundtrack sometimes if i'm feeling nostalgic i'll blast the California Scremain' soundtrack thought my earbuds on spotify
The first bit of this video feels so much like an aggressive dig at Eisner, and I love it.
When you drop you do not really feel the drop because of the story you can correct me because i have never been on this but my cousin has but i have been to pixar pier
Still miss California Screamin’ 😢
And Tower of Terror lol
It’s funny looking at early concept art of Paradise Pier. A beachbomber paradise, with a supposed Hawaiian mountain backdrop, Screamin’ didn’t have much theming in the concept art, but, there was still some interesting stuff in there, including it going in a water filled pit, and supposedly having a soundtrack that had hints of Beach Boy’s music. Enjoyed the video, Harry!
Wow I never knew that, thanks for sharing that fact and enjoying the video! :)
I’m glad that there’s a Coaster Bot video to explain what the hell happens on the Incredicoaster, because it can be pretty hard to follow.
You even added the music from the film! Cool!
Incredicoaster has okay theming, but California screamin had a old time theme and a soundtrack that slapped.
I rode on a pad ops day. It was running 2 trains and one loading station and we stacked on a midcourse
So... My whole problem with this ride isnt the theme, in fact I love the idea. I juat hate that it had to be a retheme. I wish we coild have gotten a more intense Incredicoaster, one that actually lives up to the name.
Now I know its Disney, and they love to recycle, and I know it needs to be kid friendly, however they could have made a coaster that had more than one inversion, and less brake runs.
Also he OTS restraints are COMPLETELY unnecessary
Yeah I see what you mean, it really doesn't live up to it's name
@@ejectoraircoasters222 Hear hear! I hate those too! Given they repainted and decaled the trains, you'd think they'd update the restraint system to something more modern and comfortable!
Sad to say, this is about as intense as we'll ever get from any disney park... they're so concerned with family friendliness and limiting themselves that they don't realize kids can enjoy more intense thrillrides too. Which is why it makes me really happy that the recent nickelodeon theme park in Jersey understood that, and their TMNT coaster Shellraiser has more inversions and a big drop that goes way beyond 90 degrees.
The only reason why there aren’t more Disney coasters with inversions is because they’re afraid that an extremely thrilling ride like that will bring in a demographic they don’t want. Disney wants to keep the parks as kid friendly as possible..... 🤷♂️
Surprisingly I actually learned a thing or 2 from this video.
Great to hear! :)
I really like this ride from a coaster ride perspective. It was fun!
I love this coaster !!!!!
With all the mention of MCBRs I'm surprised no-one has mentioned the reason for them is throughput. They increased the number of block sections to allow more trains on the layout. Plus I don't remember them slowing the train down much if at all. Not enough to be noticeable.
When you said they dispatched a train twice a minute I thought "god how many break runs are on this ride?" and the ride didn't disappoint that expectation.
Ha ha what a great comment
Disneyland is a place I love!! I thoroughly enjoyed this video-I ride that coaster often and never realized it was Intamin nor that it held any kind of records! Do more Disney themed videos-this was a winner!! 😁✌🏻❤️
Thank you, glad you learned some new facts! I'll definitely consider more Disney stuff moving forwards :)
My favorite part is listening to Harry explain The Incredibles
Also -cough cough- we don’t talk about SOB
ha ha yes, when am I going to start explaining films, that's the real question!
They should put lap bars on it 1 vertical loop isn’t enough for OTSRs when RMCs are going through Zero-G stalls with only a lap bar
general bacon the reason they did this is because they get a lot of family’s and GP, and if they see lap bars, they may not think the ride is safe, idk that’s just gp for ya. I 100% agree with you, but that’s why it runs with over the shoulders, but I mean at least they ain’t bulky or uncomfortable
These over the head restraints actually have been one of the most comfortable ones I’ve been in too
Just look at all the GP complaining at all SRIIs that aren’t at Sea World.
I've ridden this coaster so many times I can tell when the launch will happen by looking at the other trains
I literally thought I was the only one who thought about building rollercoaster structures with steel but like wood. I LOVE wooden rollercoasters bc of the structure and the roughness.
I wish that they could find a good replacement for this but I can’t figure out any other ride that will fit in the space, provide the same thrills as well as staying a coaster, and finally having Disney theming.
Wait didn’t California Screamin’ stuck upside down? I’ve never been here before, but now the ride seems appealing, also thank you for clarifying that it wasn’t wooden, and I never knew that it was the longest coaster with an inversion. Thanks!
I'm not sure actually. And no worries, I'm glad you learnt some new stuff :)
Even though it’s now the Incredicoaster, it’s still making guests California Screamin’.
Great video Harry 👌🏼. We would love to do the west coast Disney and universal one day 🤩🤩👍🏼🧱
Thank you! I'd love to head to the West Coast at some point too!
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I know it’s supposed to be conventional wisdom now, but I don’t get the idea that DCA struggled early on due to its being themed after the greater culture of Southern California. Many, many themes parks have theming related to the greater location of the park, but no one criticizes that. Personally, I think DCA struggled early on for one simple reason: their selection of rides and attractions was limited and unimpressive. The solution, IMO, was not the new theming; it was putting in amazing attractions like Cars Radiator Springs.
It’s a variety of reasons such as:
- The location. Disney Parks typically take you to a far away place, and you’re already in California.
- The rides. All except Screamin and Soarin were rather bland, and Superstar Limo was god awful.
- The atmosphere. Most Disney parks have a large amount of trees surrounding the park so that you don’t see things outside, but DCA didn’t have it, allowing you to see the Anaheim Convention Center from Paradise Pier.
- The lack of kid rides. There wasn’t a lot of stuff for the kids to do, so they did a quick fix in 2002 with A Bug’s Land, but it was also generic and A Bug’s Life is one of the least popular Pixar movies.
- The tackiness. Most sections of the park, particularly Paradise Pier, were very tacky. And not much like what a Disney Park would be. Also in 2001, Tokyo DisneySea opened, and it was beautiful.
I think I’ve might have gone too far.
got to ride California Screamin' in '12, it was awesome. gonna check the 'new' Incredicoaster later this year, but I still think the original theming (or the lack of thereof) was much better...
The original theme was an interesting though, but I feel that was lacking even more than the incredicoaster. It's great you got to ride it as both though! :)
COASTER BOT yeah, since DCA was always lost in its identity theming, I loved the simple boardwalk “wooden” roller coaster as it was
I only rode this once as California Screamin
Vortex Luigi Rosalina 55 don’t worry you’re not missing out on anything
CoasterObsessed I know
California screamin was a good ride but the incrdicoaster is better you should go before they retheme the incrdicoaster
I’ve always wondered why they covered the hills! Now I know! ☺️
You learn something new everyday!
THE INCREDICOASTER IS THE BEST ROLLERCOASTER I HAVE EVER RIDDEN
It's amazing how the voice of Hammond from Overwatch did the original countdown announcement.
well if it has 4 midcourse brakeruns then it should more be called 4 quartercourse brakeruns lol
I think California Adventure is has made drastic improvements from the early days, and theming has become way more consistent.
Steel Dragon 2000 is actually the 11th longest roller coaster as of November 4th, 2019, with Incredicoaster being 30th.
No
This is my fav ride
Awesome to hear! :)
What is a vlog?
WHAT... literally the first time I knew it's no longer called California Screamin D; noooooo why... my childhood ;~;
senpai noticed me ;~;
1:15 woahhhhhhhhhh gets on phone
I get why they made it the incredicoaster but miss the California screamin soundtrack I actually have it on my phone aha
Careful with the copyright strikes on this...
Coaster Fusion oh god oh no
Average Enthusiast yup
Great video🔥
Thank you! :)
Wow, great video with great footage. Actually IncrediCoaster uses LSM's not LIM's. Also the ride does not feature a helix. The ride finally starts with 270 degree spiral drop followed by a completely straight bunny hop on a straight section of track and then a 135 degree left turn.
Michael Noriega I miss the old Intamin LIM sound. It’s even worse after Volcano closed.
Dosware Pictures Have you heard red forces LSM?
Average Enthusiast it sounds more like a Formula One racecar, but I’ll take it.
Those are definently LIMs not LSMs
I rode this when I was 16 (and was still very scared of basically any tall roller coaster), and let me say, I closed my eyes on the loop and had no idea I even went through it. You really can barely tell it happened, which looking back on it now, is a bit disappointing
Harry what’s your credit count
Kelly Llambias somewhere over 100.
138, what about you? :)
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COASTER BOT only 68! Stuck in the uk for now
I love the incredibles, is my favourite 3d animated movie. I love Michael Giacchino, is my favourite composer. And yet California Screamin was better. Pixar Pier was a terrible idea, when the cool thing would have been just keep fixing the vintage fairground theming of California Adventure 2.0, unril its final, disney level themed final form. They were getting there, but then they just saif, nah lets put IP to all this. They destroyed the wenie anchor of the park being Tower of Terror, which could be seen for every area actually making the 2.0 retheme of the park even more lore interesting.
I still dream of a California Screamin with an actual queue inside a building (station included) themed to victorian theme parks, with the story in the queue told as the history of the roller coaster. Make the victorian barker a character in the queue (voiced by NPH), finalizing with an animatronic of him inside a gazebo in the boardwalk part were guests can see the launch, and the launch countdown acted by the actual animatronic. While no trains are in the launch he says a ton of canned phrases to the people walking around boardwalk
And most important, leave the old soundtrack. Make a remastered version if needed, but that theme was what actually made California Screamin such a fun coaster, the ps with the fairground, the fast parts with the cheesy awesome rock and the epic final part after the bunny hills with the 2 parts of the song coming together in a fantastic ending.
I love the ride.
Awesome!
@@coasterbot Thx
Since God knows everything, does that mean He's a roller coaster enthusiast?
God must be! ;)
COASTER BOT lol
@@tismejaytee XD
@@coasterbot haha XD
COASTER BOT LSM lift hills to heaven
I have been there i didnt evne get scared only when is said 5 4 3 2 1😂and i love it keep up the good work
Is that Hang on Sloopy at 2:03???😂
Zero dislikes no haters
Can you do TRON Lightcycle Power Run?
I'll note that down, thanks for the suggestion :)
nice
When your at the pier and you see that rainbow colored coaster its like watching a jet plane take off!!!
1:16 are we not gonna talk about how the girl in the front row pulled out her phone in the middle of a launch?
Good afternoon coaster mock.
Afternoon!
I’m still surprised they haven’t replaced the lims with lsms
When I rode it in 2015, I felt that the on-ride music on California Screamin took away from the ride's intensity, and it just became boring toward the end of the ride. Though I do understand that for most people it adds to the ride, because of the kind of rollercoaster that I am used to (not themed very much, not many story elements, and more focused on intense track elements with fast pacing) I Personally feel the on-ride music should be optional, especially on a rollercoaster with as little theming as California Screamin had.
It’s only slightly better than six flags
Also do ride removals explained
Keep up the good work
I'll note that suggestion down, thanks :)
There’s actually 9 brake zones on incredicoaster! (Not including the station)
is it sad that I have been on the ride and I never knew the storyline whatsoever?
Honestly not really!
when i got on i pulled down the restraint so hard that i couldnt breathe
El Toro Ryan would be happy at these brake runs.
California Screamin is a fun ride... the whole Pixar Pier retheme is a cheap reskin, that makes no thematic sense with the Park. Disney finally turned around DCA, and now the park is becoming a mess again (theming wise) it’s still far superior than DCA 1.0
It definitely seems better than the original DCA right now!
After years of a waiting.................. a new video.
We've been uploading lots of videos recently!
@@coasterbotJUST KIDDING.
You got the storyline wrong. They Incredibles are there because they got a roller coaster in honor of them saving the city and Jack Jack uses his powers while Edna is babysitting him. Dash then goes to catch him.
My personal opinion on this ride was good but it has some cons, 1 the loop was very bumpy, 2 the ride gets slow at the end. Hope you have a good time if you can go
I’m not sure of any other coaster that doesn’t get slow at the end, unless you mean the ones that stop through the midcourse break run midway through the way
video starts at: 4:24
What is: Mid-Course Brake Run
WE WERE CORRECT!!!!! HA HA HA HA!!!!!!!
Honestly for Disney, the theming on this coaster is really bad.
Yeah, honestly I liked Paradise Pier a lot better than Pixar Pier. It feels that Disney is really reaching with self advertisement now
Meh...? Don't really see what's so bad about it. The entrance and queue has the 60s architecture style of the film, and the ride has all of the characters featured and even a plot. Roller coasters typically don't have a super big theme since they go by so fast anyway. So for what they had, I think it works.
@@mcqueendies They've always advertised in their parks. That's kind of why it's called Disneyland. It's a theme park themed around Disney films. From the very start, they had the Peter Pan ride, Dumbo ride, and the icon of the park is the princess castle. So...?
remember it's a REthemed ride. They can only do so much with a rollercoaster that was originally themed to being a boardwalk-style layout and support structure. don't get me wrong, the theming isn't up to par with Disney's usual amount of theming, but the sub-par theming is more understandable when you take into account the original ride's theme.
@@mcqueendies I blame more of it on Bob Chapek than anyone else. His philosophy is to cram IP into anything he can.
Number 4
Imagine stylizing your steel coaster to look wooden. nowadays you would just rmc an old coaster.
“What is incredicoaster”
A scaled down version of rock n roller coaster on the other side of the country
As slightly annoying as mid course break runs are we all know they are just there for our safety.
Fennekin Silver it’s really there to increase capacity, because it’s DISNEY!
Wasn't California Screamin' first then the re-theme in like 2012? never mind i"m dumb
Jeez, I get they need to run a bunch of trains on this at once for capacity reasons, but that’s a lot of mid course break runs.
CALIFORNIA AHHHHHH! Also first
The closest I ever got to this coaster was Jaguar at Knotts. I’ve always wanted to go here, and especially to ride this before the retheme. It’s not bad, Disney did the best it could, but there’s always gonna be favoritism for the original.
4 mid-course brake runs, my god.
Never been on it and I live nowhere near California but I wish they’d get rid of the otsr
Hang On Sloopy! O-H...
Incredicoaster is crap compared to California Screamin'
Superstar Limo thank you
Go ride it.
Superstar Limo yup just like Soarin over California vs Over the World.
It’s literally the same ride... just “re-skinned.”
I still enjoy it either way. I do miss the fire soundtrack of Ca screaming though! 🤷♂️
Not gonna Lie, you do get a bit of airtime in those airtime hills.
Since California Adventure was meant to pay tribute to everything California I always felt that this coaster was a two-in-one tribute. 1, a tribute to the old wooden coasters on the boardwalks 2, a tribute to Magic Mountains Revolution by using a similar track with a lot of mid-breaks and adding only one vertical loop.
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Make it an RMC