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The 15 BEST Countries for Roller Coasters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 เม.ย. 2023
- When you venture outside America, where can you go to ride the best coasters in the world? This video ranks the top 15 countries for coasters.
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As a UK enthusiast, we have a large quantity of good coasters but very few standout ones. I’m very excited for Exodus cause that definitely looks like it will be the country’s best coaster.
Agreed we have a lot of good but not great coasters. Honestly its a shame about the treeline rules at Alton Towers. I do honestly think that they would at least do a hyper of some sort there if they could but alas. Exodus looks fun but its a shame that there still isnt that airtime machine we are all after.
Back in say 2000-2005 it had a stacked lineup but my perspective is that it didn't get much since
@@markmcgivern5938 yeah, Thorpe Park, Blackpool Pleasure Beach and Chessington (some of the biggest uk parks) all went at least 10 years without a coaster at one point
hi bro
No standouts except at Crealy, you mean.
Japan’s coaster collection includes
- A hypercoaster that passes over and through buildings within a city block
- The world’s fastest accelerating coaster
- A 4th-dimension monstrosity
- Ultra Twisters
- A giga coaster with nearly 2.5 km of track
- An absolutely gorgeous RMC hybrid
- An inverting spinning coaster with a built-in video game
- An unassuming 1980s looping coaster with possibly the most insane first drop in the world
- A ride along the back of a massive steel stegosaurus
- A family coaster with a launch powered by riders’ screams
It’s the mixture of depth, quality and unmistakable uniqueness that makes Japan my top pick
Japan is pretty amazing. They're in a weird situation in that they have so many parks that seem to be in decline--probably a victim of the country's demographics. But there are several big parks that still seem to be going strong: Fuji-Q, Nagashima Spa Land, the Disney and Universal parks. I'd love to go. Though it's not for the coasters, which are nothing special, many theme-park fans regard Tokyo DisneySea as the single greatest theme park in the world.
The world’s fastest accelerating coaster is no more. It is now Stealth that takes that mantle.
Can't wait till the moon gets some good coasters
Great idea for a video! 🙏
As a German enthusiast I actually do think that it’s the best country to live for coaster enthusiasts in Europe also because we’re pretty close to the other European countries that are good for coasters like Denmark the Netherlands Poland, France and Belgium.
Best coaster in Germany is easily Kärnan, but probably only until Voltron opens at Europapark
Great video! Looking forward for your trip report from Europe. I’m sure you gonna love Wildfire and Helix, as well as Piraten and Fønix. Wildfire in the backrow is incredible. And you can ride it with the maximum amount of room if you want to, you just have to tell the ops when they check your restraints. This is a really useful tip, that I just learned one day before visiting Kolmården and it made Wildfire an instant top 3 coaster for me.
Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪🙌
Thanks for the tip. Im going with the coaster crew so im sure the "more airtime please" message will be loud and clear
@@AirtimeThrills tell me if you come to Norway i know Tusenfryd in and out lol
I'd put Germany at #1, I take a trip there every year from the UK. The quality of theming they put into their parks is unmatched outside of Disney & Universal. Also worth saying that if anybody is taking a trip to Italy, do not miss out on Movieland Park which is just down the road from Gardaland and waaay better. It doesn't have much of a coaster lineup but has some unique and crazy experiences you won't find anywhere else, and it's great value for money.
He's saying ROLLER COASTERS, not theme parks.
@@DaanBruins Germany was number 1 in his video too lmfao. As an American born and Raised abroad in Japan I think we have the best coasters here but even I can admit Germany at number 1 makes more sense
@@ExtraVictory I know Germany was his number 1 too, but for different reasons. This guy's listing reasons that don't have anything to do with it. Roller coasters and theme parks are mostly completely different things. There are some thoosies that just ride the coasters and leave. It's kinda weird to say you're a theme park enthusiast when all you do is ride one particular branch of rides.
Great video. I had the pleasure of riding Expedition GeForce in the summer of 2003 when I was working in Germany, and I remember going nuts for it. Gotta get back there soon!
Finally an Airtime Thrills video that contains my top 3 coasters Red Force, Nemesis & Shambhala
Well done for saying nemesis. I honestly think if he rode nemesis it would break his top 10.
As an Australian resident, it’s really good to see that we’re finally getting some more good coasters last 2 years with Big Dipper, Leviathan and Steel Taipan. DC Rivals Hypercoaster really started all that. DC Rivals is a top 10 coaster in the world in my opinion, Leviathan, Superman, and Steel Taipan are all amazing and Big Dipper, Green Lantern, Abyss, Jet Rescue, Storm, and Gold Coaster are all solid as well. I think if you ever come down under you would love DC Rivals. Cheers, Chris, though you’ll probably never see this.
Germany’s coaster collection looks amazing. Hopefully I can make it out to Germany in the future
I went to Phantasialand for the first time last week and it was amazing, I’d love to do more parks there in the future
@@MrCollerRoaster Yup Phantasialand is amazing. 8 was just there last week too. Snap! Taron is a dream.❤
@@MrCollerRoaster it looks like such a solid park! Fly and Taron are the main reason I want to visit!
@@AudreyMealiff nice, Taron was my favourite ride there
@@jzckvsn yeah the theming for both those rides is so good
Pretty happy with living in germany
Honestly for the UK pretty much right-currently nothing top-top tier but a lot of solid fun rides. I seriously need to get to Germany as I somehow havent been. I am going to Japan this year but because I'm on a tour and a disney fan as well as a coaster fan I dont have time to get to Fuji Q as I have to prioritise DisneySea and time in Tokyo although I will definately be heading to Thunder Dolphin as its really close to the hotel. I agree on the US having the best coasters. Even for an easily get too off the plane in major desinations you can hit some of the best. I probably wouldnt have fallen in love with Ghost Rider or appreciated Knotts like I do without your vlog so thanks, really solid park. Ive already done Velocicoaster but am hoping to drag friends to Iron Gwazi and Mako this year.
Hopefully I will get to Cedar Point next year for a bucket list coaster trip down the parks on a drive down the East Coast but its going to take some planning as it is not easy to get to there from the UK as a starting point.
As a German coaster enthusiast, I think it's funny that many people here think only in the US there are great coasters and our parks are just for small kids. But I really appreciate our coaster collection - you will love it when you get here someday 😇
PS: this summer, I also have planned a trip through scandinavia and really look forward to it 🤘🏻
I’m from the Netherlands and I’m going to visit Walibi Belgium this Thursday, really curious how Kondaa will be. It’s going to be my second visit at the park in more than a decade.
Also, great to be part of the 8% represtenting 😂
I went to Walibi Belgium earlier this month, Kondaa was even better than I expected. It’s definitely worth going in the single rider queue cause I never had to wait more than 5 minutes there (I got 10 rides on Kondaa in total).
@@MrCollerRoaster I’ll come back here with my opinion haha
@@industrect5337 And?
Greetings from one of the 18% (Ireland)!! 😂 I'm delighted to hear you are coming to Europe. You will have an amazing time.
I'm so Happy For you finally getting out of the country to ride coasters!!
for some reason i’m really excited for you to go to europe and ride coasters
Im excited for me also
Very excited about your new credits, man. Good on ya!
I doubt I'd ever get to any parks outside of North America, but if I did, my first priorities would be Germany as it probably has the best collection of parks with Heide Park, Hansa Park, Europa Park, Movie Park Germany, and Phantasialand among others, and the United Arab Emirates with four amazing theme parks plus three of the world's greatest waterparks for those who love getting wet.
when I studied abroad in the UK i made trips to alton towers, thorpe park, and blackpool pleasure beach. alton towers and thorpe park both have surprisingly good themeing on their coasters. and alton towers is by far the most visually beautiful park I've ever been to
really excited for you to get some euro credits! I look forward to hot takes on Europes best rides, and the new content that will follow.
I’ve ridden a lot of these coasters! Nemesis is my favorite invert followed by Black Mamba! Port Aventura is in my top 5 favorite parks.
I’m headed to the UAE next year!
Great video! I enjoyed watching!
Good to see some Nemesis rep, every accolade it gets is deserved. A coaster so awesome it also has it's own theme song that slaps.
Agreed it should be on everyone's bucket list. After all these years when I go to alton towers I still get so excited when it's time for nemises
I live in Italy and I've been on all of the main coasters of the country.
ISpeed and Katun are definetly the best ones, but the third in my opinion is one you didn't mention: Shock at Magicland. I find it pretty underrated, it's short, but quite intense and has some really nice airtime. Gardaland is the best park in Italy, and it also happens to be my home park, I live about 2 and a half hours away. I've been visiting it every year since I was 2 years old. Raptor and Oblivion are fun and well themed, but the park definetly needs a standout coaster. Next to Gardaland is Movieland, which is in my opinion the second best park of the country. The Storm at Etnaland is also quite fun, the first drop and hills have some nice ejector. Altair at Cinecittà has some really nice and snappy corkscrews along with the insane final five consecutive heartline rolls that try to toss you out of the seat, but the first half is pretty dull in my opinion, and it gets very rattly the further back in the train you go.
Also, I live about 4 hours away from Europa Park, and in two weeks I'm visiting it for the first time ever, along with Tripsdrill!
I would rate Sweden above Belgium just for the overall quality and originality of their coasters and parks. Grona Lund is incredible, if only for the sheer number of rides they packed into the available space. You will love it! I'm heading to Denmark for the first time myself this year and they have some great looking creds there. As a UK resident it is impressive how many coasters we have really, but the quantity is sadly not matched by quality, with only Nemesis being world class.
Dude, I reiterate that you should come visit Japan! The coasters here are bonkers. Even with Do-Dodonpa being shut down, Fuji-Q is a blast and they’re currently constructing a new coaster. The Flying Dinosaur at USJ also has some of the most insane forces I’ve ever felt. I’m moving back to VA in late August, but if you can get here before then, I’d be happy to give you the grand tour of crazy Japanese coasters.
Japan is definitely a possibility in the future unlike China so i think itll happen
Northern Europe is my top coaster destination outside of the US. I've been to Germany once, but it was for a mission trip in college. Our one day off that week was spent at Schwerin, and that was a great experience. Over half the parks on my Europe wishlist are in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands. I'm looking forward to hearing about your experiences in the area (especially with Wildfire).
My home of sweden actually has some stellar coasters, with wildfire, monster and helix. All amazing
Agree with your top three, including the order!
Honourable Mentions:
Norway with Speed Monster, Storm the Dragon Legend and Thundercoaster
Finland with Junker, Pitts Special, Taiga and Tornado
South Korea with T Express and Atlantis Adventure
Saudi Arabia with whatever the hell flacon’s flight will end up being
To add onto that:
- Mexico with Superman El Ultimo Escape and Medusa (not much else but that's a hard to beat top 2)
- Russia with all those Blue Fire Clones and Shred the Sewers
- Turkey with Hypercoaster, the two intamin blitzes and whatever's up with Wonderland Eurasia
Also yeah if Six Flags Qiddya gets rolling Saudi Arabia is shooting to the middle of the pack on this list, on top of all of their upcoming regional destinations (including that badass oil rig theme park)
In the U.A.E. Storm is worth riding for its sheer weirdness, and Flying Aces and Velociraptor are both underrated, infinitely re-rideable, super-fun coasters.
Hello there from somewhere that isn’t in the USA. You give a good insight on US parks
I'm from the UK and I haven't done too many coasters. I hope to get on all these rides in the future
Germany #1.
Its basically the Center of Europe, 5 other countries at the list are directly at its Border. From where i live i can easily do day trips to Netherland and Belgian Parks too.
Denmark, Poland, France, Sweden, UK and Spain are also not too far
I studied abroad in Spain last year and Port Aventura resort and Monte Igualdo in the Basque Country are the only major parks I'm missing there. I did hit up a lot of smaller parks like Parque de Atraciones de Zaragoza (imagine Knoebles but without everything that makes it good but add random fun houses, a Zyclon-probably best of 3 coasters, a standard Zamperla kids coaster like Little Devil or Woodstock Express at Dorney Park, and then a random shuttle coaster with 2 tracks and sarcophagus heads on the cars with a pyramid facade-but only one side operates because the park is usually dead and struggles to get enough people to dispatch half the time), and Isla Magica (which I guess is more about the show and they only have an SLC and a knock-off wacky worm with mine cart cars, the dark ride is just okay since I'm a leftie and the ride's guns are only accommodating to right-handed players). Beyond the parks and San Isidro Fair in Madrid, I did Tibidabo, Europa Park, the Forie du Nancy and Walibi Rhone-Alps and both Mystic and Timber failed to meet my expectations (its impossible not to get stapled on Timber and I expected Mystic to have more force-then again it was like 70F/20C so maybe you get more Hang Time during Halloween and cooler days. Their Zamperla Mouse sucks, The boomerang has lap bars and is by far the best ride in the park, I'd put the tower rides and flume [didn't ride] and Rapids in the top 5. A Large Tivoli is a large tivoli, but their old Jungle Cruise-esque ride, Tam-Tam Adventure, was overgrown and lost its drum playing gimmick-I also think some effects were down and reflects the post-2008 direction of the Walibi IP)
yoo i want a joker vs joker vs joker theres 10 jokers in total i would love you to rank em
You need to do the uk parks. Nemesis will easily be your best b&m invert, it kicks batman's ass from the que to the theme, the music. I've rid inverts in several countries. Smiler is just crazy you get off thinking what the hell just happened. Then at Thorpe. Saw the eurofighter. Again great theme you come off feeling like you just been in a dog fight. Teamed up with the inversion beast colossus. That just throws elements at you right up until your back in the station. I believe those 4 alone would break your top 50 coasters easily.
been subbed for a while now, i think you remain as the best channel for gateway enthusiasts who enjoy easygoing but structured and well thought out content. seen your channel grow from a couple k, and yeah… you have really found your groove
Thx for putting Kondaa for France on the Thumbnail, it’s an honor to receive this ride
Thats supposed to be toutatis, not sure if it is tho
Great video!! Any time I travel abroad, now I got a guide to some sweet coasters. You should write a book on this, lol
R.I.P Mindbender, you will be missed.
You need to include Luna Park wild mouse as a thrill coaster. The ride has ejector airtime, unbanked turns to the point where it feels like you're going to fall out and its very aggressive
I'd argue that Disneyland Paris also has the best Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.
Number 7. Proud day one watcher of your channel from the Netherlands.
Chris, thanks for putting us on the list (Canada).
I believe us Brits actually have more coasters per amount of land than anywhere else.
Could be wrong because Japan might just edge us out but I heard this fact somewhere and thought it was interesting.
Edit: after watching the video and seeing that Japan and the UK have the same amount at 206 coasters. The UK definitely still holds the title
I think Singapore is #1. They only have 5 coasters but the country is so small.
@@MrCollerRoaster I was curious so I just looked it up. Apparently it's actually Denmark 🤷♂️😅
Honestly I was a bit surprised we had so many roller coasters but I guess if you have 3 or 4 to a park in a lot of places plus a fair few with close to or at 10 it all adds up quickly.
@@MrCollerRoaster Andorra has an alpine coaster that is so big that a diagram of the layout would be clearly visible on a map of the country.
I would go to the UK just for 3 things: Thorpe Park, Alton Towers, & London
I will be going to the UAE this christmas, and from my friends, I heard that Formula Rossa is surprisingly one of the best coasters, cuz it has great airtime
Though it isn't an elite ride, Melbourne, Australia's Luna Park has the world's oldest continuously operated coaster, over 110 years old.
you’re going international 😳?! let’s go!!!!!! congrats
I am Dutch and coasters are but one of many aspects in which this tiny country punches above its weight class. Personally, I can very much appreciate good theming over thrills, so Efteling and Toverland would be the better fits for me. The former doesn’t offer great thrills but it does offer unmatched overall experiences.
The best coasters are very rarely the stat monsters or the record breakers. It's the ones that give you a complete ride start to finish. El torro prime example, not the fastest, tallest, longest woody. But its all round start to finish is what makes it the best woody and one of the worlds best coasters. That's how I grade coasters
Drievliet in The Hague, Netherlands is also a very underrated park - Formule X is shockingly great
What do you plan on doing for the end of the year ranking after you go to other countries? Will you have a list only for North America? Or will you do one list with every coaster you've ridden no matter the continent
Itll be my top coasters overall. As for other lists i make based on my experiences itll be a little harder...cant say Americas best or the worlds best...something on between
I would say Germany, Japan and the UK are probably both tied for number 2 in the world. They are all great for so many reasons!
I guess I’m really lucky to live one hour away from both Hansa and Heide Park.
as an australian resident i have ridden most permanent main coasters (besides green lantern ((ton of maintenance)) steel taipan, gold coaster ((haven’t been to dreamworld)) wild mouse ((closed for maintenance)) or any roller coasters in victoria ((didn’t go to any theme parks while there )) or abyss in perth ((never been to perth))) and they are all pretty solid rides, dc rivals is real fun, superman escapes lauch is pretty quick and well themed, big dipper is a pretty good time and leviathan is pretty rickety and leaves you injuries for a bit but it has a ton of forces.
‘It Doesn’t Seem Like the UK has many great rides’ from around 1995 to 2016 the UK was the place for innovation, Nemesis is still the best bnm ride, as you Americans would say ‘period’ 😅. I think Merlin (they own Legoland Alton Towers Thorpe Park and Chessington woa) and previous companies that owned those parks were about innovation and were not done yet! Can’t wait for mandrill, exodus and SW9 because I think we’re going back to innovation and making that great
You're right about all the innovative rides there from the late 90s and early 2000s. Im just looking at the lineup and trying to find anything top 50 worthy. Maybe smiler, maybe nemesis. But until that Mack opens at Thorpe i cant point to anything as something that will for sure be at the top of my list
@@AirtimeThrills fair cuz I’m biased probably!
A coaster video idea: Coasters compared to baseball players. An example, The Cyclone at Coney Island is Babe Ruth. Fury 325 is Ricky Henderson, pure speed. And so on. This will help promote your baseball channel in the process.
I'd also put Finland in the list. Taiga, Junker, Thunderbird, Hype and also a rollercoaster that spends the ride inside a giant water tower
I'm so sad that literally 3 days after this video was announced, the GCI at Bollywood was cancelled and the whole park permanently closed. I'm planning a trip to Abu Dhabi next year, and I will be sure to stop at Ferrari World, Warner Bros. World Dubai, and possibly IMG World of Adventure! I'm also going to France for a wedding, Israel for a Bar Mitzvah, Turkey, and the Netherlands, which is like my second home.
Hey just wanted to say I love your channel it’s amazing.
I am a UK resident myself, I have ridden many amazing coasters but few will probably top exodus. Can't wait for it to open. Hope Chris can make it here some day, would love to see you at a park.
What is your take on the recent merger of RMC and Larson? What do you see for the future of this new company?
Dueling Dragons in China looks so awesome. Intamin does it again!
I live in Niagara Falls Canada side so I'm really close to all the best parks but I don't actually live in america hehe
Nice Video!
Lets be real, if it weren't for Energylandia, Poland would not even be on this list.
I got to ride Altair at Cinecitta World in Italy last year, and let me just say, those Intamin 10-inversion coasters are way better than people make them out to be
Let me tell you those Jinma (Golden Horse) coasters do NOT run well. Most of them ran like old Vekomas (at least when I rode them) but very few of them were decent. A couple friends and families I have living in China also told me that some of those "decent" ones did not hold up well...
I'll be back this summer to visit families and I'll hopefully grab a few rerides. Excited to ride Dinoconda and Wood Coaster again. (kinda surprised that you didn't mention those crazy Chinese GCI's haha).
6:25 Where is coaster express!? I’ve heard that’s a real winner!
Japan is my pick. Germany's great too, as is China, but Japan has the most depth to their line-up in my opinion. The stand-outs for me are everything at Fuji-Q Highland, Steel Dragon 2000, Hakugei, Surf Coaster Leviathan, Music Coaster, Bandit, Jupiter, Kawasemi, and Flying Dinosaur. Eejanaika is a top three coaster in the world. It could a little smoother, but it's like a fully realized X2, with even more intensity. A terrifying -beast- kaiju of a coaster. Takabisha is a cool ride with throws so many elements at you, and is smoother than it's newer clone, Do-Dodonpa is a one trick pony, but that trick is world class, and Fujiyama is glass smooth with very underrated airtime. Bandit is basically the same, but with a nicer setting, Surf Coaster Leviathan is like a mini version of both but arguably has even better airtime and some great positives too, making for one of the most complete ride experiences out there, and Music Coaster, just check it out. This thing's got like the El Toro drop going on, then a camelback, and a double helix finale followed by an abrupt hop into the brakes, providing a great mix of ejector and float air, and even some positives on this helixes. This thing needs more love. It looks so fun, almost like a prototype B&M hyper, that somehow manages to be better than the country's only B&M hyper. Steel Dragon 2000 is so underrated too. Worst giga coaster, my arse. It's smooth as glass, has awesome airtime and mixes thing up on the turn-around with some speed and laterals, and you really feel that speed, plus the finale isn't trimmed. This is not just big Mamba, this is a world class coaster. Hakugei has a bit of an odd layout for an RMC, but that's what makes it more special. It feels distinct and every element really packs a punch. Kawasemi is a small, yet punchy airtime machine and Jupiter is a monster of a wooden coaster. It's so long and airtime packed, again this ride needs more love, and finally the dinosaur. What can I say? Great views, intensity, and the theming you'd expect from Universal, so yeah Japan has top tier coasters in the world, but really elevates it over other countries for me is it's second tier line-up which goes so deep. Venus GP, Dialvo, Pyrenees, Reigna II, Ultra Twisters, Acrobat, Schwarzkopf's and so much more, plus I'm forgetting about Thunder Dolphion and Disney's coasters. truly one of the greatest countries on Earth for roller coasters. Sorry for making a wall of text proving how much of a weeb I am, but Japan, man, they know how to do coasters.
As an American born abroad in Japan I feel pretty patriotic looking at my two homes and their coaster collections. It's hard to beat what we've got here in Japan. But Germany at number 1 makes sense. Those do all look insane
What if you did one of these but for state's? That sounds interesting
I do remember he did the "best coaster Mount Rushmore" per state, which isn't quite the same but might give a general idea
Two of my biggest interests in one video, political geography and roller coasters. Love it
Nice list, I disagree on a few (I think UK, Italy, France, Spain maybe a spot or two too high, and I think China should be #2. There is other amazing coasters in China like Wood Coaster at knight valley and others).
Yeah i left off wood coaster, should have mentioned that in the Chinese mix. Too many coasters there to sift thru
Just rode Rth 10
Times and it’s beats iron Gwazi to no1. It’s incredible
Also, next time you go the cedar point, take Sophie or even Amy so you can get the Wilderness Run kiddie credit.
Buy Or Sell:
-Dive Coaster at Chimelong Paradise will be relocated to Dorney Park
-Cedar Fair will buy the SBNO coasters from Hot Go Dreamworld, and relocate them to their smaller parks (The hyper to Michigan's Adventure and the wing to Valleyfair)
I think you're sleeping on Finland. Between Taiga, Junker and Tornado, plus the vintage Vuoristorata and a solid support line-up, I think their line-up is up there with the rest of Scandinavia. But it's hard to look past Germany as the top pick here. China is let down by operational malaise.
Next how about 15 worst countries for roller coasters?
No way so happy for you to go to the other side of the world
I am planning to go to Germany and the UK next year (Germany for voltron opening at Europa park plus a possible visit to phantasialand, UK for Hyde park winter wonderland). Then Japan in 2025 (osaka, expo and universal) and 2027 (new space mountain at Tokyo Disneyland). Already visited Canada in 2019. (Yukon Striker at canadas wonderland)
Well, I just rode my first non-US coasters ever, they were in Spain, and I can say that PortAventura's B&M hyper Shambhala immediately rocketed to my all-time #3 spot, and you could make a case for it being higher. The B&M looper that intertwines with it, Dragon Khan, is one of the most intense coasters I've ever ridden and a 25-year-old version of me would probably have loved it more than I did, but it's well worth riding if you are hardcore.
I really wanted to check out Abismo when I was in Madrid a while ago, but there was a historic heat wave on at the time and it was kind of unbearable to be outside.
I think for roller coasters and amusement rides in general, Germany is my bucket-list country right now. Would love just to visit Phantasialand and Europa Park.
You're right about the UK. There are loads of great roller coasters but only Nemesis is really elite. I'm going to Japan this October, I'm so excited for visiting Fuji Q and Universal Studios!
Dont expect much from USJ. you should definitely try nagashima!
I want to warn you based on my coaster trip to Spain a few years back: you will almost certainly miss at least one credit you really wanted because of bad luck. And it will be 100x more painful than missing one in the US. So just mentally prepare yourself for that, because I was crushed with Shambhala.
Oof thats painful, but it's true! Tornado at Parque de Atracciones de Madrid was closed when I was there. Maybe less painfull than Shambala but Tornado looked cool tho
@@Timo-qk9qz I wanted to go to Parque de Atracciones de Madrid and check out Abismo but there was a killer triple-digit heat wave going on and it just did not seem wise or worth it.
I probably would have ridden more coasters at Port Aventura if I hadn't wasted the whole morning trying to get coins for the lockers, and if I had put off riding Dragon Khan (which is so intense that it had me not wanting to ride for a while after). Ended up not doing Furius Baco or Red Force. But Shambhala is worth the price of admission by itself.
I've been to Hansa park in the vacation of may and der schwur des karnan is the best rollercoaster i've ridden.
The Flash ride is now open at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
In europapark they build now a new mega big dipper with 7 inversions and a vertical launch
Greetings from Holland 🇳🇱
I agree that besides the United States of America; Germany 🇩🇪 would definitely be my #1 bucket list parks for Roller Coasters 🎢
I would say
4. Japan
3. Germany
2. China
1. United States of America
in terms of continents I would say
7. Antarctica (for obvious reasons)
6. South America
5. Africa
4. Oceania
3. North America
2. Asia
1. Europe
It’s crazy that there are that many roller coasters in the world. 🤯
Having ridden both Velociraptor and Predator, I can say not to expect much from Predator as it isn't that forceful. Velociraptor's great though
I am all about speed and nothing else matters so Ferrari Word With Formula Rossa is absolutely hands down number1 for me and you have it at number 13. You did an absolutely outstanding job putting this list together. I absolutely loved this video from the First moment it started until the absolute last second
I dont know if I will ever get to the UAE but at some point I would like to see what 149 MPH feels like. Maybe something like that will open closer to home
energylandia looks so cool! i have a lot of the us to explore before i visit international but that place looks so sick
great vid
Wow, this is a good video