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Wildcat front seat on-ride HD POV @60fps Jolly Roger Amusement Park
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2015
- This is probably the second most ridden Schwarzkopf Wildcat coaster of all time. It originally opened at Cedar Point in 1978 after spending years on the German fair circuit. It was then relocated to Valleyfair in Minnesota in 1979 before moving to Jolly Roger's in 1999.
The only Wildcat coaster that has likely seen more riders is the one at Cedar Point that replaced this one in 1979 and operated at the park until 2011.
The Jolly Roger Amusement Park is located in Ocean City, Maryland.
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During our high school senior class party at Valleyfair in 1988 we rode this coaster over and over again. It was one of the best rides there - short line for quick repeat rides, and fun how it just throws you around.
that little girls scream on the first drop sounds like tires
+coasterdude44 ! Hahaha
I love the Wildcat at the Puyallup Fair in Washington. It's a surprisingly smooth ride. The last helix is the only thing that gets rough, and it was either that or a really hard brake run. They really did't have a choice. All hail Schwarzkopf!
great videos . thanks for bringing the amusement parks to me.
I rode one of these coasters called "Screamin' Demon" at the now-nonexistent Magic Valley Park in Bushkill, PA in 1982.
I used to ride this when it was at Valleyfair!
I really miss this at Valleyfair. I rode it so much as a kid. They replaced it with a really awful "mad mouse" which is terrible.
They also added Excalibur
I love ocean city and I hav been on this
Best coaster on the island
r.i.p. valleyfair and cedar point days for this coaster
i have been on this so fun!
This is the exact same as the Comet II traveling coaster!
I ran one of these at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City back in 1980 called the Schussboomer. It's was a great little coaster.
This is so much fun! I go on this ride everytime I go on vacation to Ocean city. I always stay at the Hilton. At 0:48 that big building is usually the hotel i stay at. And so I'm pretty close to it!
Same, Im at it rn
Don’t remember it being red though
@@dylpickle6123this was an older video so it probably got renovated
i miss the old ride, cedar point did nothing but put BLEACHERS where the ride stood
*wow* great idea...-_-
LOL
I know they changed it completely!!!!
Nah, that was the 1979 WildCat. This Wildcat operates at Cedar Point from 1970-1978 before it was sent to Valleyfair.
Wow, they really have a *chain link* lift. That is very interesting.
just rode it, was a thrill
I think this was the first coaster I ever rode to my memory. I was terrified. I ended up riding it again lol. I was very little, and the last I went the swings basically collapsed on itself or something and a kid got hurt and we never went back
Love that coaster there! Go on it every year when I go down for vacation. The Hilton across the street from ther? The tall white one? That's where I stay :D
I've been on this thing!!!!
The description of this is untrue. This Wildcat was relocated here from Bell's Amusement Park in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The description is correct. The Wildcat from Bell's that was relocated here was called Avalanche and operated from 2008-2014. This one replaced Avalanche in 2015.
CoasterForce It moved in 1999 from Bell's to Jolly Roger. I know, because I was working at Bell's when it was dismantled and taken to Maryland.
CoasterForce On April 20, 1997, mechanical failures on the Wildcat roller coaster caused a car near the top of a chain hill to disengage and roll backwards, colliding with another car. The accident killed a fourteen-year-old and injured six others.[20]The Wildcat was disassembled following the accident and was afterward relocated to Jolly Roger Amusement Park in Ocean City, Maryland, where it operated for a year under the name "Avalanche."[
As we and you stated, the one that was at Bell's and relocated to Maryland was called Avalanche. At the end of the 2014 season Jolly Roger torn down Avalanche and built this Wildcat in its place. Avalanche and this Wildcat are not the same coaster, so Wildcat that was at Bell's is not the same coaster as this one either. Understand?
Paul Metzger This is strange, but the wild cat that used to be at my home park in Mexico, suffered from exactly the same accident as you describe in the mid 1990s. The car disengaged from the Chainlift and the 4 passengers died. That wildcat used to be at magic mountain before relocating to Mexico. It continued to operate for years and was replaced last year with a skyrocket II from premier , Zombie Ride.
5SOS at the end though 😍
This is a fun coaster, I just wish that Jolly Rogers and OC would build a really dynamic amusement park that rivals the one in OC NJ. The rides at OC MD look so old and are very jarring to the bones. More and better rides would make OC so much more appealing and fun for family and visitors.
And now they're buying up the old rides from NJ as they get replaced, like the Flitzer from Point Pleasant Beach which has been renamed the Barracuda.
When I heard SKH at the end I screamed
Please someone tell me what the height of this coaster
Why so many kiddie coasters?
I'm so sad they remade the ride :/
Was this originally at cedar pointe?
tryhardbballer No. It was at Bell's Amusement Park in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
It belongs at bells, it should come back now that Bells is making a comeback
Fuck it’s not wildcat
This ride is fun I went on it at first I was scared
Cool but no place is cooler than KNOEBLES!
Do you know if the Nightmare Castle ride was removed? This www.coasterimage.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/nightmare-castle-01.jpg
Yes, it has been gone for a number of years now.
There was a kid killed on this same coaster in 1997 when it was at Bell's Amusement Park in Tulsa, OK. They dismantled it and sold it to Jolly Roger soon after the accident. It was first called Avalanche when they set it up, but call it it's original name.
Different Coaster. It used to be located in my home state of Minnesota up until they moved it here.
If you have this ride erased from your childhood, you will have to rewrite it.
Sketchy
1 like = 1 prayer for my ears I was wearing headphones and rip other headphone users