I know you're confused as to why I started on 58. I never bothered ranking High Roller at Valleyfair because it's terrible, so that would make a 59th. I also forgot to include Twister at Knoebels, as I had it listed as a steel coaster rather than wood coaster for some reason, as you'll see in my video. It would have been #34, making a total of 60. Whoops
I rode Hades 360 this summer and I gave birth to myself on that track because I was in absolute gold star day bliss. Yes it’s rough and aggressive but that makes it more memorable
Man you would’ve loved Hercules at Dorney. That was one of the roughest coasters ever made and I was lucky enough to ride it as a kid. I wish it was still here!
Idk y this was recommended but this was fun to watch. The only large wooden coasters I've ever ridden are Hurler and Thunder Road at Carowinds. Pretty sure Thunder Road has been torn down now. I actually liked Hurler better even though it was much smaller, simply because it's faster and how bumpy it was.
1. I could never find Judge Roy Scream 2. I've also never bothered to look very hard. 3. I'm pretty sure that the length of the walk to get to American Eagle and back exceeds the length of the track. I was messaging my wife on the walk to and from renting about how ridiculous that setup was. Fantastic ride, moronic quene. 4. I fucking love your videos have the energy you put into them. Just know that it comes right through.
Hell yeah, I appreciate that. For next time, Judge Roy Scream is behind the new Powersplash ride away from the park entrance, and if you make it to the section with all the flat rides and Joker and stuff, you walked too far!
CCI & Gravity Group are my favorite manufacturers. Gravity Group puts GCI to absolute shame. GCI cannot do good first drops at all and even when they try a straight drop like Texas Stingray it’s of course shallow as fuck! Even GG family coasters like Switchbacks first drop is steep as fuck. Gravity Group continues to innovate and their airtime moments slap!
One of the last remaining mandatory parks I've yet to visit in the US. Gonna spend a couple weeks in the northeast next year to go to all of the extremely obvious coasters I'm missing. Cannot wait for Kennywood!
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I know you're confused as to why I started on 58. I never bothered ranking High Roller at Valleyfair because it's terrible, so that would make a 59th. I also forgot to include Twister at Knoebels, as I had it listed as a steel coaster rather than wood coaster for some reason, as you'll see in my video. It would have been #34, making a total of 60.
Whoops
The original Texas Giant before it was trimmed to death was a fantastic wild ride! Powerful airtime and an out of control experience
I rode Hades 360 this summer and I gave birth to myself on that track because I was in absolute gold star day bliss. Yes it’s rough and aggressive but that makes it more memorable
The Boss was incredible I rode it for the first time this summer and it was wild and I loved it
Man you would’ve loved Hercules at Dorney. That was one of the roughest coasters ever made and I was lucky enough to ride it as a kid. I wish it was still here!
Ghostrider is absolutely a CCI because they created and built the layout. GCI just retracked the already existing perfection of a CCI layout
Idk y this was recommended but this was fun to watch. The only large wooden coasters I've ever ridden are Hurler and Thunder Road at Carowinds. Pretty sure Thunder Road has been torn down now. I actually liked Hurler better even though it was much smaller, simply because it's faster and how bumpy it was.
We like the same coasters and I love unique coaster experiences
1. I could never find Judge Roy Scream
2. I've also never bothered to look very hard.
3. I'm pretty sure that the length of the walk to get to American Eagle and back exceeds the length of the track. I was messaging my wife on the walk to and from renting about how ridiculous that setup was. Fantastic ride, moronic quene.
4. I fucking love your videos have the energy you put into them. Just know that it comes right through.
Hell yeah, I appreciate that.
For next time, Judge Roy Scream is behind the new Powersplash ride away from the park entrance, and if you make it to the section with all the flat rides and Joker and stuff, you walked too far!
CCI & Gravity Group are my favorite manufacturers. Gravity Group puts GCI to absolute shame. GCI cannot do good first drops at all and even when they try a straight drop like Texas Stingray it’s of course shallow as fuck! Even GG family coasters like Switchbacks first drop is steep as fuck. Gravity Group continues to innovate and their airtime moments slap!
I just wish there were more of them. The big ones and the creative ones.
@@coaster420 absolutely
@@coaster420 Next time you come to San Diego or Socal let me know
@@robbiereacts22 Probably early 2026 to be honest, unless Knott's or MM adds something ridiculous in 2025!
@@coaster420 Sounds good. I’m always traveling all over also so maybe we will meet up at a park sometime and talk some shit and ride a few rides.
You haven’t been to kennywood right?
One of the last remaining mandatory parks I've yet to visit in the US. Gonna spend a couple weeks in the northeast next year to go to all of the extremely obvious coasters I'm missing.
Cannot wait for Kennywood!