Exactly. It's a good filler thrill coaster. Like the Superman: Ultimate Flight clones, only this'll have better capacity and should be way more comfortable if trains get stacked
A.K.A. Crowd Control attraction. It's just okay, but has superb capacity to entice people enough. I won't be surprised if it would be a "people pleaser", apart from insane height requirement ofc
@@coasternamegenerator5611 Looks like around 1200 pph But it's B&M we talked about, this is already on realistic capacity anyway. Not controlled-condition capacity like Intamin uusally advertised
I'm mostly interested to see how the "bouncing" seats impact airtime. Will it make it better by giving more of a feeling of lifting off, or will it make it worse by being a bit painful when the seats bounce up and down?
There's actually a rather smooth dueling stand-up coaster in Japan called Milky way at Greenland (He made a review of the park but not the coaster weirdly) and there's one airtime hill that literally makes you "bounce" (cause the seat also springs) and ur feet literally goes up in the air. It truly makes it so fun and terrifying cause it floating. I rode it before and it's definitely a 11/10. Oh and it didn't hurt either so I'm pretty interested in this addition!
I think most people overlook something really important in this new train design. Yes on one hand the up and down movement will mimik the movement of a surfer on a board, but what it will also do is increase the leg angle the more Gs you pull, which in turn means more of your weight will be supported by your butt instead of your feet and crotch. In High G moments, this coaster will feel more like a sitdown coaster than a standup. I think this will make it work compared to the old train design. But again, we´ll have to wait and see.
Gotta remember B&M almost never build some huge ride as the prototype. For a prototype its a very good addition. If the suspension on the seat works well it could really catch on
I'd compare this ride to Air/Galactica at Alton Towers, it's a test of the new model. This also applies a lot to Oblivion and Raptor (Gardaland) as well. The only real outliers are the prototype models for the floorless, Inverted Hyper, however with the later two that's mostly because they're basic sit-down models at their core, so they could go crazy. Batman the Ride on the other hand was a risk that could have EASILY backfired on them.
@@AceAviations2 Exactly. Its the next Air/Oblivion/Raptor. Alton being my local park i know that the prototypes arent always incredible but are all fun rides
The moving seats really could be a game-changer, especially if they put them on sit-down models. Just imagine airtime moments enhanced by the seats pushing you up in addition to the negative Gs.
Moving seats on sit-down models would be just as stupid as the S&S Axis. You could have the seats move up during airtime moments, or you could just change the profiling of the hills.
I'm kind of glad the layout isn't too intense, because standup coasters tend to really hurt your legs with strong forces. The bouncing seats will probably alleviate some of that as well. It's best for B&M to play it safe for their first one in case it's not a pleasant experience, because that would be much worse with high Gs
I am a big fan of this concept. I do think SWO needs a properly good family coaster, and they desperately need a VelociCoaster competitor. The surf coaster looks cool visually and will be an overall good fit for the park.
They should put in a water tunnel, similar to the one at the finale of Poseidon’s Adventure at Islands of Adventure. Have the coaster go through a legit wave pipeline. I’m not sure if it is viable outdoors, but that would be another feature to bring publicity to the ride.
1) I think its cool that they're doing something to differentiate themselves from the other Orlando Parks 2) I think the floating seats are going to make it much more comfortable than the old style stand up coasters. 3) I'm just glad that Sea world is actually building rollercoasters now. I remember a time when they had ZERO coasters.
I just hope they don't keep removing all of their smaller rides for coasters, or removing the whole ocean element. They've already removed the penguin ride and the artic ride, and I do miss the Christmas village area. I love coasters but I've always liked that seaworld had different things.
The only SeaWorld park with a good coaster collection is SeaWorld Orlando. San Antonio has Steel Eel, which has strong ejector-airtime but isn't super comfortable, and Great White, a Batman: The Ride clone. And the best ride at San Diego is Emperor, an B&M Dive coaster. Both parks would benefit from 200 ft tall B&M Hypers. There are no other similar coasters in the area, and they would really put these parks on the map.
I was iffy about it at first until I remembered it's a B&M, possibly the most risk averse coaster company there is at the moment. I'm guessing if people go into this with their expectations set, B&M will deliver the exact ride they're promoting it as.
The shocks in the seats are totally going to be a revolution. Taking the forces off your legs in high-g moments which is one of worst parts of standups (worst being your naughty bits getting crushed.) Hell, could add extra negative gees to an airtime hill too. 1:10 Going to be fantastic to be able to walk around the lake now. Really needs a flat somewhere in that plaza though. An S&S swing over the water or launch tower in middle of one of helixes. I really don't think it's going to be a popular coaster though. Bad move in my opinion. Cool concept.
I’m glad to see B&M doing something new again! The stand-up coaster honestly is a decent concept, it was just never executed the best, partly cuz I don’t think the tech was quite there yet to make it all that enjoyable. Now with over 20 years having passed, I’d imagine the experience will be superior. And need I mention B&M doing another launch?! Thunderbird showed us they know how to do it right
It might feel really fun having your feet start to get lighter as they lift off the board in negative G moments (I know it won't be anything crazy, but still). I definitely can't wait to check this thing out, and I'm glad to see SeaWorld Orlando continue to expand their park with rides.
Variety is the spice of life! I know roller coaster enthusiasts want extreme thrills. I love intense coasters. However, as I age I have a greater appreciation for less intense coasters that are interesting, different, and fun. This seems like it could be that.
I have been saying for awhile now I feel it's time for a stand-up coaster renaissance. A focus on airtime and hangtime could be amazing on a stand-up, while the old adage of positive gs just hurt everyone's legs. The other thing is the seating, if you remove/fix the bicycle seat it could possibly be comfortable AND fun.
My thoughts..... You roller coaster enthusiasts are so critical of just sheer fun that you can't seem to appreciate what was developed for the majority of folks who are going to enjoy the experience. There Taylor, I said it.
I would think that if someone has their knees locked and the the seat goes down and the over the shoulder harness compresses you it could cause injury. I cant see how they could prevent this happening given so many unique leg lengths to deal with.
That concerns me, too. If someone already has bad knees, and this thing forces them to bend their knees, when they're not willing or able, could cause problems.
I personally love their new plan to be Orlando's Roller Coaster Capitol. I do agree it's a strange addition but if they add a new dark ride/coaster in wild artic and a family launch roller coaster like wave breaker they would have a very decent line up. I am a season pass holder and the perks are great. Really love what they are doing to this park.
I'm excited about this new ride if only for the restraints it'll use. I think if SeaWorld can more or less approximate the sensation of "surfing" (albeit facing the wrong way) it'll be a really cool experience that people will get excited to try out, just like the novelty of "flying" on Manta. I just hope it's been tested to make sure it actually fixes the problems with previous standup coasters 😅
I think the most interesting thing about this is B&M putting a launch on a coaster for the first time ever. They've been so slow to innovate. Is this a sign of B&M trying to get more experimental?
It looks like a cool design, but I would probably be too scared to ride it since I'm not much of a roller coaster person. It's fun to watch others ride it though
If Thunderbird didn't exist, SeaWorld would have ordered the first launched wing coaster. But Holiday World beat everyone to the punch, so they had to come up with another "first." Despite the higher height requirement, I think Pipeline will help a lot of coaster rookies get comfortable with going upside down. It's the "Icebreaker" for inversions, if that makes sense. And SeaWorld wouldn't have added a coaster with such a basic layout if they didn't already have 4 or 5 thrill coasters. Pipeline straddles (pun intended) the middle ground between Hagrid's and Velocicoaster, and since it's right in the front of the park, I don't think standing will be a huge issue for the GP. Most riders will get in line first thing in their day. As for a true family coaster, I'd love to see a Gravitykraft in the Antarctica section themed to Shackleton's Endurance voyage. Hope that's the next priority for the park after focusing on the Arctic and former Shamu area.
Best case, this will do for stand up coasters what FLY did for flying coasters: make the concept not suck and be a brilliant showcase for the new gimmick. But I'm skeptical it's going to do that. My feeling is that it will just be alright. I think it's gonna be their Cheetah Hunt. Just a weird mishmash of a coaster that never commits to being fully one thing or fully another, and that looks more extreme than it is. CH does manage to be popular somehow, so maybe this will work for the park. Maybe it'll even catch on. Between this and the upcoming Merlin projects, B&M seem to be going smaller and smaller these days.
I completely agree with your thoughts. If I were designing the layout, I would’ve definitely made it longer with more intense elements (like a WAVE turn and ejector airtime). It’s funny really. You’d think that the world’s first SURF COASTER would have a WAVE turn.
The next rollercoaster model for this (if this surf coaster/train configuration is successful) would be to have the rider sideways.... the way you really ride a surfboard 🏄
Sea World Orlando has their headliner coasters, this seems like a great supporting coaster… Ice Breaker seems like a miss to me, they should have just gone for a family ride… with the high height requirement it’s not even a “transitional coaster” for kids
I'm with you on the excitement level. I've actually never ridden a stand up and never really been interested because of all the negative comments I've heard about them(Plus I'm old and got old knees to go with it). So while I'm intrigued, im not dying to rush out and ride it like Gwazi.
I wonder if there’s a 4 train concept out there that other parks could buy to their standard standup trains rather than doing the floorless conversion.
It will be interesting to see how seat compliance affects airtime. Will you be able to have feet lift off the ground if you have upward momentum? I doubt it but that would be super weird and interesting.
I’m curious how much each rider can change the experience by crouching or jumping along the ride layout. Seems like you make be able to modify the ride experience yourself!
I think with the seats moving, if they really do give quite a bit on airtime hills, we could be seeing the best airtime out there and a one of a kind experience for it. Just a thought!
I like how half of the word "analysis" in the thumbnail is covered up by the video duration thing. It makes it looks like it's saying something naughty. XD
With how safe B&M tends to play it, I don't feel like they would make a new coaster model if they didn't feel it had some potential. Feeling the seats lift up as you crest an airtime hill sounds pretty sick. It seems like it would replicate the feeling you'd get from jumping in an elevator as it stops going up, but way more intense.
I couldn’t agree more. Reminds me so much of the mantis at cedar point…no one liked it so they eventually changed it to a sit down coaster. My thing is…if you stand in line for hours to ride a coaster you want to sit down!!!
I can forgive the layout due to it being a prototype with trains that haven been used before, for a comparison look at Air/Galactica at Alton Towers, that ride has a simple layout as well because it was the first B&M flyer. This will be a good testbed for how the new restaurant system works, something that future Surf Coasters will likely expand upon like the B&M flyers did.
The most hated thing about stand-up coasters for a lot of guys is that seat being right on the junk, and now the seat is going to lift you up by it?!?! How did anyone think this was a good idea? Also, if someone has their knees locked out and the seats go down, what happens -- does it just break their kneecaps?
I think most of you got it wrong , the pull outs at the bottom of a hill will put more force on your legs [[ not in the seat ]] WITH THE SEAT GOING DOWN , HOW CAN IT GIVE YOU MORE SUPPORT ???? In the animation --- NOTICE -- THAT EVERYBODIES KNEES ARE BEND :::::: Your legs will NOT be strait but BENT , even at rest ....
Why is everyone making videos about this now? They released basically the same video in June. This is the same video except they included the name and that it will open in the spring. This isn’t a big deal. It’s not new information.
I like the concept of this, but I too agree that the trains look a little weird and the hydraulics for the seats kinda scare me. If Hershey is planning on opening the new Wildcat next year, this might get overlooked by a lot of enthusiasts. Hopefully I get down to Orlando sooner than later to experience all the new coasters.
The hangtime on the inversion could be surprising especially with the new seats as well as some of the low to the ground elements, but if those don't carry the ride will probably be mid.
I think it would be so cool when the Position would be sidewards and the coaster Kind if mild with bunny hops and a lot of curves. Than you would truly feel like surfing
Orignally I thought a "surf coaster" would have you rotating side side to side like a half pipe manouver. What if on this design your feet come flying up off the floor during certain elements? I'm excited to see what happens with this one.
Until someone locks their knees up instead of keeping them bent and that seat bounces😵💫😫. When people get scared it's their natural reaction to tense up.... I mean I'm still gonna ride it😂
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This is one of those rides that you don't go to the park because it's there, but you'll definitely ride it when you are, if that makes sense.
Exactly. It's a good filler thrill coaster. Like the Superman: Ultimate Flight clones, only this'll have better capacity and should be way more comfortable if trains get stacked
Exactly!! People will go for Mako, but will 100% ride Pipeline too!
A.K.A. Crowd Control attraction.
It's just okay, but has superb capacity to entice people enough. I won't be surprised if it would be a "people pleaser", apart from insane height requirement ofc
Capacity seems about average though.
@@coasternamegenerator5611 Looks like around 1200 pph
But it's B&M we talked about, this is already on realistic capacity anyway. Not controlled-condition capacity like Intamin uusally advertised
I'm mostly interested to see how the "bouncing" seats impact airtime. Will it make it better by giving more of a feeling of lifting off, or will it make it worse by being a bit painful when the seats bounce up and down?
There's actually a rather smooth dueling stand-up coaster in Japan called Milky way at Greenland (He made a review of the park but not the coaster weirdly) and there's one airtime hill that literally makes you "bounce" (cause the seat also springs) and ur feet literally goes up in the air. It truly makes it so fun and terrifying cause it floating. I rode it before and it's definitely a 11/10. Oh and it didn't hurt either so I'm pretty interested in this addition!
I think most people overlook something really important in this new train design. Yes on one hand the up and down movement will mimik the movement of a surfer on a board, but what it will also do is increase the leg angle the more Gs you pull, which in turn means more of your weight will be supported by your butt instead of your feet and crotch. In High G moments, this coaster will feel more like a sitdown coaster than a standup. I think this will make it work compared to the old train design. But again, we´ll have to wait and see.
Yep. If one of these pulls 4 Gs, it's basically a #SquatCoaster
@@brianfoss571 lmao😂
Can we just say it now. For us dudes it will be #crotchcrusher 😂
@@theruleoffire Pretty sure the restraint will have something that's more like a bike seat than the old design, haha
@@brianfoss571 my gooch really hopes that is true
Gotta remember B&M almost never build some huge ride as the prototype. For a prototype its a very good addition. If the suspension on the seat works well it could really catch on
I'd compare this ride to Air/Galactica at Alton Towers, it's a test of the new model. This also applies a lot to Oblivion and Raptor (Gardaland) as well.
The only real outliers are the prototype models for the floorless, Inverted Hyper, however with the later two that's mostly because they're basic sit-down models at their core, so they could go crazy.
Batman the Ride on the other hand was a risk that could have EASILY backfired on them.
@@AceAviations2 Exactly. Its the next Air/Oblivion/Raptor. Alton being my local park i know that the prototypes arent always incredible but are all fun rides
The moving seats really could be a game-changer, especially if they put them on sit-down models. Just imagine airtime moments enhanced by the seats pushing you up in addition to the negative Gs.
Facts I was thinking the same thing
Moving seats on sit-down models would be just as stupid as the S&S Axis.
You could have the seats move up during airtime moments, or you could just change the profiling of the hills.
I'm kind of glad the layout isn't too intense, because standup coasters tend to really hurt your legs with strong forces. The bouncing seats will probably alleviate some of that as well. It's best for B&M to play it safe for their first one in case it's not a pleasant experience, because that would be much worse with high Gs
I am a big fan of this concept. I do think SWO needs a properly good family coaster, and they desperately need a VelociCoaster competitor. The surf coaster looks cool visually and will be an overall good fit for the park.
I completely agree with you !
You wouldn't say mako is like a velocicoaster competitor?
@@kraftykay4276 not even close
They should put in a water tunnel, similar to the one at the finale of Poseidon’s Adventure at Islands of Adventure. Have the coaster go through a legit wave pipeline. I’m not sure if it is viable outdoors, but that would be another feature to bring publicity to the ride.
1) I think its cool that they're doing something to differentiate themselves from the other Orlando Parks 2) I think the floating seats are going to make it much more comfortable than the old style stand up coasters. 3) I'm just glad that Sea world is actually building rollercoasters now. I remember a time when they had ZERO coasters.
after blackfish or whatever the shamu documentary was they had to come up with something really quick
I just hope they don't keep removing all of their smaller rides for coasters, or removing the whole ocean element. They've already removed the penguin ride and the artic ride, and I do miss the Christmas village area. I love coasters but I've always liked that seaworld had different things.
The only SeaWorld park with a good coaster collection is SeaWorld Orlando.
San Antonio has Steel Eel, which has strong ejector-airtime but isn't super comfortable, and Great White, a Batman: The Ride clone.
And the best ride at San Diego is Emperor, an B&M Dive coaster.
Both parks would benefit from 200 ft tall B&M Hypers.
There are no other similar coasters in the area, and they would really put these parks on the map.
I was iffy about it at first until I remembered it's a B&M, possibly the most risk averse coaster company there is at the moment. I'm guessing if people go into this with their expectations set, B&M will deliver the exact ride they're promoting it as.
I could end up being wrong but I actually think this is gonna be really cool
Coaster enthusiasts always want more and never enthusiastic or enthused when they get more 😂
I can’t wait to ride
I work at seaworld Orlando, we have been hearing rumors it might open sometime around March 2023
The shocks in the seats are totally going to be a revolution. Taking the forces off your legs in high-g moments which is one of worst parts of standups (worst being your naughty bits getting crushed.) Hell, could add extra negative gees to an airtime hill too. 1:10 Going to be fantastic to be able to walk around the lake now. Really needs a flat somewhere in that plaza though. An S&S swing over the water or launch tower in middle of one of helixes. I really don't think it's going to be a popular coaster though. Bad move in my opinion. Cool concept.
I’m glad to see B&M doing something new again! The stand-up coaster honestly is a decent concept, it was just never executed the best, partly cuz I don’t think the tech was quite there yet to make it all that enjoyable. Now with over 20 years having passed, I’d imagine the experience will be superior. And need I mention B&M doing another launch?! Thunderbird showed us they know how to do it right
I'm into it. I'll be there day 1.
This is actually more exciting the more you think about it
I wonder if jumping increases airtime
They’re testing out this concept; don’t expect a super crazy layout for a first of its kind coaster type; especially since it’s such a unique design.
It might feel really fun having your feet start to get lighter as they lift off the board in negative G moments (I know it won't be anything crazy, but still). I definitely can't wait to check this thing out, and I'm glad to see SeaWorld Orlando continue to expand their park with rides.
Imagine how poop yourself moment when persons feet goes off the ground over some airtime. This idea is great. Cheer up Taylor
Variety is the spice of life! I know roller coaster enthusiasts want extreme thrills. I love intense coasters. However, as I age I have a greater appreciation for less intense coasters that are interesting, different, and fun. This seems like it could be that.
I wonder if their gonna do a lift standup again
I believe a family dark ride over a coaster would be a great addition but we know how that turned out for San Diego.....
If a success, I wonder if these trains can be retrofitted to current B&M floorless coasters a bit like what they did with Mantis/Ragarou
I have been saying for awhile now I feel it's time for a stand-up coaster renaissance. A focus on airtime and hangtime could be amazing on a stand-up, while the old adage of positive gs just hurt everyone's legs. The other thing is the seating, if you remove/fix the bicycle seat it could possibly be comfortable AND fun.
Standups were pretty beloved for a time, the problem is that they were very uncomfortable. If this works well, it solves the comfort problem.
"something different" Manta is a flying coaster!
Sea World: adds a new extreme amazing roller cosater
Taylor: Literally no one asked lol
Rode it yesterday! I like it. Feet came off the deck a couple times, and on the banks, you can feel the down force in your legs.
To me I think it would have been a better idea to try and angle the seat sideways to mimic surfing even more.
Probably not safe
My thoughts..... You roller coaster enthusiasts are so critical of just sheer fun that you can't seem to appreciate what was developed for the majority of folks who are going to enjoy the experience. There Taylor, I said it.
I think the most unique thing is honesty how it's only 2 sears across, I'd assume they weren't going all out for capacity on this one.
My friend just rode it and said it’s the second best ride in the park
Makes my knees hurt to even think about riding this.
Seaworld Orlando is the land of B&M
I would think that if someone has their knees locked and the the seat goes down and the over the shoulder harness compresses you it could cause injury. I cant see how they could prevent this happening given so many unique leg lengths to deal with.
That concerns me, too. If someone already has bad knees, and this thing forces them to bend their knees, when they're not willing or able, could cause problems.
they just got ice breaker, now this? i gotta go
That ride looks awesome
Just think if they turned the seats where you are facing outwards like you are on a surf board. I think they would make a unique ride experience.
I was just at sea world a few days ago it was amazing to see pipeline! It wasn't running or testing but I think the trackwork is complete
I personally love their new plan to be Orlando's Roller Coaster Capitol. I do agree it's a strange addition but if they add a new dark ride/coaster in wild artic and a family launch roller coaster like wave breaker they would have a very decent line up. I am a season pass holder and the perks are great. Really love what they are doing to this park.
I Love B&M
Welp I think this exceeded everyones expectations
I'm still seeing the gentlemen's gooley-squashing harness arrangement.
I 100% agree with everything you said
I'm excited about this new ride if only for the restraints it'll use. I think if SeaWorld can more or less approximate the sensation of "surfing" (albeit facing the wrong way) it'll be a really cool experience that people will get excited to try out, just like the novelty of "flying" on Manta. I just hope it's been tested to make sure it actually fixes the problems with previous standup coasters 😅
Really no one is talking about the thumbnail of this video? 🤣. You put the word "Analisys" in the right spot, fantastic
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I think the most interesting thing about this is B&M putting a launch on a coaster for the first time ever. They've been so slow to innovate. Is this a sign of B&M trying to get more experimental?
It looks like a cool design, but I would probably be too scared to ride it since I'm not much of a roller coaster person. It's fun to watch others ride it though
Same
I love the name of that inversion
If RMC made this, taylor would sound alot more excited. Which says all you need to know
RMC is super overrated
I disagree. Anyone trying to bring back the stand up coaster would have me scratching my head. There's a reason they lost popularity.
If Thunderbird didn't exist, SeaWorld would have ordered the first launched wing coaster. But Holiday World beat everyone to the punch, so they had to come up with another "first." Despite the higher height requirement, I think Pipeline will help a lot of coaster rookies get comfortable with going upside down. It's the "Icebreaker" for inversions, if that makes sense. And SeaWorld wouldn't have added a coaster with such a basic layout if they didn't already have 4 or 5 thrill coasters. Pipeline straddles (pun intended) the middle ground between Hagrid's and Velocicoaster, and since it's right in the front of the park, I don't think standing will be a huge issue for the GP. Most riders will get in line first thing in their day. As for a true family coaster, I'd love to see a Gravitykraft in the Antarctica section themed to Shackleton's Endurance voyage. Hope that's the next priority for the park after focusing on the Arctic and former Shamu area.
What happens in four five years when the shocks become rough as hell?
Best case, this will do for stand up coasters what FLY did for flying coasters: make the concept not suck and be a brilliant showcase for the new gimmick. But I'm skeptical it's going to do that. My feeling is that it will just be alright. I think it's gonna be their Cheetah Hunt. Just a weird mishmash of a coaster that never commits to being fully one thing or fully another, and that looks more extreme than it is. CH does manage to be popular somehow, so maybe this will work for the park. Maybe it'll even catch on. Between this and the upcoming Merlin projects, B&M seem to be going smaller and smaller these days.
I think if done right this thing could offer the most unique airtime experience.
I’m excited for this coaster regardless of you being mean about it
Who's being mean about it? It's ok to not be super excited about every single roller coaster lmao
Hopefully the moving seats will prevent the nut crushing…
No one asked for another B&M here but here we are haha. It all comes down to the trains in the end.
Well intamin has universal on lock so... Yeah.
@@lastone032085 yeah their options were slim form a launch coaster. They wanted to go with something unique I'm sure.
I completely agree with your thoughts. If I were designing the layout, I would’ve definitely made it longer with more intense elements (like a WAVE turn and ejector airtime). It’s funny really. You’d think that the world’s first SURF COASTER would have a WAVE turn.
The next rollercoaster model for this (if this surf coaster/train configuration is successful) would be to have the rider sideways.... the way you really ride a surfboard 🏄
Sea World Orlando has their headliner coasters, this seems like a great supporting coaster… Ice Breaker seems like a miss to me, they should have just gone for a family ride… with the high height requirement it’s not even a “transitional coaster” for kids
Agreed
I'm with you on the excitement level. I've actually never ridden a stand up and never really been interested because of all the negative comments I've heard about them(Plus I'm old and got old knees to go with it). So while I'm intrigued, im not dying to rush out and ride it like Gwazi.
I wonder if there’s a 4 train concept out there that other parks could buy to their standard standup trains rather than doing the floorless conversion.
It will be interesting to see how seat compliance affects airtime. Will you be able to have feet lift off the ground if you have upward momentum? I doubt it but that would be super weird and interesting.
I can see all the nets on those pathways now. It might feel like a discovery zone playground.
I’m curious how much each rider can change the experience by crouching or jumping along the ride layout. Seems like you make be able to modify the ride experience yourself!
I don't like stand-up coasters but this might be cool
I think with the seats moving, if they really do give quite a bit on airtime hills, we could be seeing the best airtime out there and a one of a kind experience for it. Just a thought!
I like how half of the word "analysis" in the thumbnail is covered up by the video duration thing. It makes it looks like it's saying something naughty. XD
With how safe B&M tends to play it, I don't feel like they would make a new coaster model if they didn't feel it had some potential. Feeling the seats lift up as you crest an airtime hill sounds pretty sick. It seems like it would replicate the feeling you'd get from jumping in an elevator as it stops going up, but way more intense.
I think two-across stand-up roller coasters look fantastic off-ride. Really excited about this ride. Will be a draw for me to the park.
It just doesn’t feel weird to stand up on a coaster it also looks very weird
I couldn’t agree more. Reminds me so much of the mantis at cedar point…no one liked it so they eventually changed it to a sit down coaster. My thing is…if you stand in line for hours to ride a coaster you want to sit down!!!
I can forgive the layout due to it being a prototype with trains that haven been used before, for a comparison look at Air/Galactica at Alton Towers, that ride has a simple layout as well because it was the first B&M flyer.
This will be a good testbed for how the new restaurant system works, something that future Surf Coasters will likely expand upon like the B&M flyers did.
The most hated thing about stand-up coasters for a lot of guys is that seat being right on the junk, and now the seat is going to lift you up by it?!?! How did anyone think this was a good idea? Also, if someone has their knees locked out and the seats go down, what happens -- does it just break their kneecaps?
I think most of you got it wrong , the pull outs at the bottom of a hill will put more force on your legs [[ not in the seat ]]
WITH THE SEAT GOING DOWN , HOW CAN IT GIVE YOU MORE SUPPORT ????
In the animation ---
NOTICE -- THAT EVERYBODIES KNEES ARE BEND ::::::
Your legs will NOT be strait but BENT , even at rest ....
I think it would’ve been a much cooler concept if you stood on it sideways like a surfboard
I'm guessing not as safe 🤷
@@Gforu81 eh. Maybe. Probably depends on the layout of the ride
B&M Should replace stand up coasters trains with surf trains, i bet itd make them smoother
Can you make a video on most and the least rides opening on time in a park
We should get this in san diego.we got sucky rides
Emperor is an amazing ride, though.
@@triple7marc its ok
@@giovannicastro8218 Electric Eel and Manta are also super great!!
It’d be super cool if the restraints were free floating and you’d float up into the air for floater and ejector moments
Will you be making a video about King Islands announcement?
We all know that sea world is trying to make cedar fair jealous because they declined their offer to buy out cedar fair for $2b 💀
Soooo…. What happens when a rider locks their legs straight - knee, hip and ankle injuries galore?
Why is everyone making videos about this now? They released basically the same video in June. This is the same video except they included the name and that it will open in the spring. This isn’t a big deal. It’s not new information.
This is their formal announcement with all the details released.
the seats should be at closer to 90 angle to the "board" to mimic surfing better
Feel like this ride will have a bad impact on many peoples knees
I'm just curious how much pressure riders will feel on their legs, with the constant bouncing up and down.
I like the concept of this, but I too agree that the trains look a little weird and the hydraulics for the seats kinda scare me. If Hershey is planning on opening the new Wildcat next year, this might get overlooked by a lot of enthusiasts. Hopefully I get down to Orlando sooner than later to experience all the new coasters.
Why not just do a seated coaster that has shocks?
There is a sit-down variant that showed up in filings. That will prob come sometime soon
The hangtime on the inversion could be surprising especially with the new seats as well as some of the low to the ground elements, but if those don't carry the ride will probably be mid.
Oh God I pray this ride never has any amputations 😳😳
Why would it?
@@triple7marc Very little protection
@@MasrSR Why wouldn't the engineers have designed this ride with sufficient protections?
I think it would be so cool when the Position would be sidewards and the coaster Kind if mild with bunny hops and a lot of curves. Than you would truly feel like surfing
Orignally I thought a "surf coaster" would have you rotating side side to side like a half pipe manouver. What if on this design your feet come flying up off the floor during certain elements? I'm excited to see what happens with this one.
I think it would be cool if a company were to do a comfortable stand up coaster with a layout like panthion or something similar.
Or if the seats were sideways to simulate the feel of actually riding on a board
I like stand up coasters… but the only ones I’ve ridden are Georgia Scorcher and Riddler so guess thats why lol
Until someone locks their knees up instead of keeping them bent and that seat bounces😵💫😫. When people get scared it's their natural reaction to tense up.... I mean I'm still gonna ride it😂
Can you do an analysis of Kings Island’s new Adventure Port?